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Pumpkins won’t pollinate successfully in temperatures above….

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90°. Many pumpkins produce only male flowers at first, followed by a mixture of male and female flowers a week or so later. If female flowers are opening and withering without setting fruit, they may not be getting enough pollen. You can pollinate yourself. Pick a male flower, place it over a female one and tap it to release pollen.






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