Odette F1 pumpkin seeds (treated)
The Odette pumpkin, with its rustic texture and classic shape, evokes the heirloom charm of a Musquee de Provence, while belonging to the butternut family.This unique pumpkin presents an intriguing transformation throughout its growing season. Initially, it showcases a deep, forest green hue, even when fully grown but not yet mature.
As the season progresses and the days shorten, the Odette undergoes a remarkable metamorphosis, its dark green skin gradually giving way to a warm, earthy tan color. This final stage, indicative of full maturity, requires a patient gardener and a long growing season, underscoring the rewarding nature of cultivating this distinctive variety.
Botanic name:
C.spp
Plant spacing:
- 36 - 72" apart
- 11-12' for rows
Color:
Dark green, will turn tan or buff colored if left to sun cure or left on the vine.
Sowing depth:
1"
Sun requirements:
Full sun
Utilization:
The Odette pumpkin, with its dense and flavorful flesh, lends itself beautifully to roasting and pureeing, perfect for creating classic fall dishes like pies, soups, breads, and more. Its firm texture also makes it a fantastic addition to soups and stews, where it holds its shape while imparting a rich flavor.
For those who enjoy baking, the Odette's natural sweetness and smooth texture shine in muffins, cakes, and quick breads. Its unique shape and large size further provide a festive canvas for creating impressive stuffed pumpkin dishes, both savory and sweet.
Moreover, its classic, heirloom appearance makes it a stunning ornamental addition to fall displays, and its firm skin allows for stacking, creating visually appealing arrangements. And thanks to its excellent storage qualities, the Odette can be enjoyed throughout the winter, ensuring a taste of autumn lingers long after the harvest season ends.
Frost hardy:
No
Maturity days:
120-125 days
Life cycle:
Annual
Can I start indoors:
Yes
Container friendly:
Not recommended.
Other names:
N/A
Vine Habit:
Full vine
Weight:
15-20 lbs.
Disease & Pest:
Intermediate resistance to: ZYMV, WMV, PRSV
