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Cucurbita moschata New England Cheddar F1

Cucurbita moschata New England Cheddar F1

The uniform, light brown fruits have an average weight of about 7 kg, the flesh is dark orange.

Unit

seed
Graduated prices
From 50 seeds for 0,150 per seed
From 100 seeds for 0,130 per seed
From 250 seeds for 0,108 per seed
From 500 seeds for 0,098 per seed
From 1000 seeds for 0,082 per seed
Total amount (seed)
Total incl. VAT: 9,08Total (excl. VAT): 7,50

Description

Cucurbita moschata – New England Cheddar F1: Unique orange nutmeg pumpkin

The Cucurbita moschata New England Cheddar F1 is a high-quality F1 hybrid butternut squash popular with both home gardeners and professional growers. This variety combines uniform, colorful fruits, robust growth, and high yields with the classic butternut squash flavor. New England Cheddar F1 stands out for its bright orange skin, sweet and creamy flesh, and excellent culinary versatility.

Appearance and characteristics of the fruits

New England Cheddar F1 produces large, uniform berries, usually weighing between 4 and 6 kilograms, with a classic butternut squash shape: a round belly and a short neck. The striking bright orange skin makes the berries not only decorative but also attractive for sale and display.

The flesh is deep orange, creamy, sweet, and aromatic, with a delicate nutty flavor. Thanks to the compact seed cavity, a large portion of the fruit is edible, making it an effective addition to a variety of dishes.

Cultivation characteristics

New England Cheddar F1 is an F1 hybrid that excels in reliable yields, uniform fruit quality, and rapid ripening. The plants develop medium-sized to long vines with sturdy leaves that protect the fruit from sunburn and desiccation. This variety also offers good resistance to common diseases, making it suitable for both commercial and hobby cultivation.

Important cultivation characteristics:

  • High-yielding F1 hybrid with uniform, bright orange fruits

  • Reliable fruit set and fast ripening

  • Strong leaf growth protects the fruits

  • Heat resistant and resistant to common diseases

  • Ideal for open ground, hobby and commercial cultivation

For optimal growth, New England Cheddar F1 requires full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Sow indoors from April or outdoors from late May, as soon as the soil temperature is above 15°C. Regular watering and mulch promote healthy plants and high fruit quality.

Culinary applications

The sweet, creamy, and aromatic flesh of New England Cheddar F1 is exceptionally versatile in the kitchen. The firm flesh is suitable for roasting, boiling, or pureeing, adding a refined flavor to a variety of dishes.

Recommended applications:

  • Roasted pumpkin cubes or slices

  • Creamy pumpkin soups

  • Stews and curries

  • Puree for pasta, gnocchi or baby food

  • Baking recipes such as muffins, bread or pumpkin pie

  • Stuffed pumpkin for presentation and parties

The compact seed cavity allows for efficient use of the pulp, ideal for domestic and professional cooking.

Storage and preservation quality

New England Cheddar F1 has excellent storage qualities. After a short curing period, the berries can be stored for up to four months in a cool, dry place. As the fruit matures, its flavor deepens and the flesh becomes even sweeter and creamier, perfect for winter dishes and long-term culinary uses.

Why choose New England Cheddar F1?

  • F1 hybrid with uniform, bright orange fruits

  • Sweet, aromatic and creamy flesh

  • Reliable harvest and fast ripening

  • Robust plants with resistance to common diseases

  • Excellent storage quality and versatile culinary applications

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Height

Creeping plant that spreads outwards rather than growing upwards.

Article number

WKNE316

Number of seeds per gram

About 5

Tips for sowing

Dark germinator. Optimal germination temperature: 20-30°C, preferably around 25°C.

Delivered as

Normal seed.

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