Muscat Pumpkin

A late variety described as having a 130-day season, producing long, heavily leafed vines and a vigorous root system. The large, pear-shaped fruit weighs 7–8 kg on average and has a smooth, lightly segmented surface. At harvest maturity, the skin becomes orange-ochre with a waxy bloom. The orange flesh is tender and high in carotene. The separately stated growing period is 120 days. The sowing rate is 400–500 g per decare, with an average yield of 3–4 t per decare. One gram contains 5–10 seeds.

Pack size: 3 g.