Definitely not a trombo! It looks a bit like a jumbo pink banana squash that we have (which is currently yellow, not pink), but the seeds look very different, so there's no way I could have sent you the wrong type. I'm very puzzled... Different coloured flowers too, so it's not just a case of cross-pollination. Maybe it'll help win the bounty of the penders!
Yeah not a trombo based on the color and texture of the plant ... at least compared to ours. Definitely some other form of squash. Nice and healthy looking though!
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Definitely not a trombo! It looks a bit like a jumbo pink banana squash that we have (which is currently yellow, not pink), but the seeds look very different, so there's no way I could have sent you the wrong type. I'm very puzzled... Different coloured flowers too, so it's not just a case of cross-pollination. Maybe it'll help win the bounty of the penders!
Thanks, Corie. But when I googled tromboncini I did see a lot of yellow flowers. The fruits are distinctive, though.
Yeah not a trombo based on the color and texture of the plant ... at least compared to ours. Definitely some other form of squash. Nice and healthy looking though!
Did your [previously] long skinny trombo eat a polar bear by chance?
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