How long do pumpkin seeds take to grow?

Answer 1

4-7 days

You need about 120 days for most varieties of pumpkins. Giant pumpkins and other giant varieties require 130 to 150 days.

Answer 2

It usually takes about 7 to 10 days for a pumpkin seed to sprout. Several factors contribute to the growth of a pumpkin in every stage.

Viable seeds, Good seeds that are not hollow and are not so old that germination rates are poor.

Soil, A good, seed starting mixture that is light and sterilized.

Water, The soil should be moist, but not soaked.

Warmth, Here is where growers can add to their success. The ideal seed starting temperatures are between 80 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Seeds can be germinated outside of this range, but the further away the lower the germination rate.

Answer 3

Pumpkin seeds typically take about 5-10 days to germinate and then grow into seedlings. From there, it takes about 80-120 days for the pumpkin plants to mature and produce fruit. Overall, it can take anywhere from 3-5 months for pumpkin seeds to grow into fully mature pumpkins ready for harvest.

Answer 4

4-7 days

You need about 120 days for most varieties of pumpkins. Giant pumpkins and other giant varieties require 130 to 150 days.

Answer 5

takes about 6 months to harvest a pumpkin from a seed

it takes 6 months.