Congratulations on your 550 pound monster! We did a local pumpkin drive and received approximately 150 donated jack-o'-lanterns after Halloween. The biggest one was 125 pounds! Half of them are going to feed my worm bins and compost piles and half went to a local chicken farm. As you said, it's the circle of life! ~ Sandra
I get them from a local coffee shop. If you stop and ask your local coffee place, they are probably happy for people to take them away. Usually, you can rotate pails for transport. Now I just leave a small trailer there and pick it up every couple of months when full.
Grow pumpkins in it 😆. Seriously though, I will start adding it to the garden as an additive and till in. It's also great for top dressing lawns and as an amendment when planting flowers and shrubs in the spring.
I'm sure you could've converted more giant pumpkins out of the same compost pile! Too bad you didn't eat it. Lots of pumpkin soup opportunities recomposted away! Nevertheless, GGWP with your respectable experiment!
Congratulations on your 550 pound monster! We did a local pumpkin drive and received approximately 150 donated jack-o'-lanterns after Halloween. The biggest one was 125 pounds! Half of them are going to feed my worm bins and compost piles and half went to a local chicken farm. As you said, it's the circle of life!
~ Sandra
Nice, that's a smart idea.
That is fun to see .
Thank you for showing 🙌
Congratulations. Nice job. Good of you to lend the giant to the school. With all those seeds, you should have quite a pumpkin patch next year.
One awesome pumpkin looking forward to see next year's pumpkin
wow that was awesome
thanks
A Monsta! Love this video. So much interesting info.
These pumpkin videos are so funny.
Thank you, appreciate it.
That was so much fun watching. I have always wanted to grow a giant pumpkin wished you would have grown the larger plant mybe next year. THANKS
That long pumpkin looks like an Algonquin Pumpkin!
That is great video i want to grow Giant pumkin but it is dificult to get seeds Giant pumkin like that it is a pity..
This is very cool. Question: Where do you get all those coffee grounds?
I get them from a local coffee shop. If you stop and ask your local coffee place, they are probably happy for people to take them away. Usually, you can rotate pails for transport. Now I just leave a small trailer there and pick it up every couple of months when full.
What do you do with the compost?
Grow pumpkins in it 😆. Seriously though, I will start adding it to the garden as an additive and till in. It's also great for top dressing lawns and as an amendment when planting flowers and shrubs in the spring.
@@ryanhoelke Nice! Love your videos! Very well done. Congrats on the pumpkin! Beautiful compost.
I'm sure you could've converted more giant pumpkins out of the same compost pile! Too bad you didn't eat it. Lots of pumpkin soup opportunities recomposted away!
Nevertheless, GGWP with your respectable experiment!
Can you give me some.seeds