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That is cool some of them came out of the compost! I wish you luck!
it was actually really fun to watch over the course of a year. The pumpkin gets planted in June, grows and grows, bigger and bigger, until harvest in October. It sits on the porch until December, then goes in the compost. It keeps it's pumpkiny appearance through January and fully decomposes by around March or April, and then in May, I've got a bunch of pumpkin sprouts and in June, naturally recurring pumpkins. The circle of liiife
That's really cool you got them to do that and got to watch it. I set some pumpkins aside to do this once and they just decided to return to the life stream I guess.