- Dill's Atlantic Giant Pumpkin Seeds – Non-GMO, World Record Giant Pumpkin Variety, Grows Up to 500 lbs or More, Heirloom for Competition or Display, Pack of 10

I got these seeds like two years ago and decided to plant them this year. All of them sprouted, but once they got into my garden, only one survived. But the one Pumpkin that survived is now 15 feet long and 15 feet wide. It’s growing about a foot a day. I live in Seattle and I started them late, so I’m not sure if they’re gonna actually go to the full size but I will be behind these seeds again and starting my germination about two months earlier. When you buy these seeds, make sure you have at least 20 feet of space for each plant because I’ve never seen a plant grow so fast in my entire life.

This is my second year planting my own pumpkins, last year I did Jack O’ Lantern pumpkins and had a decent yield. The last week in June, I ordered these seeds, and planted first week in July. Pretty late, but I live in the desert southwest so fall doesn’t really get cold, so I figured give it a shot. 9 of the 10 seeds sprouted, and held up to 30 consecutive days of100 degrees plus temps. I did not prune anything back, no plant food, just New Mexico sun and water. I am very pleased with the results. It’s December week 2 and I still have plants flowering.

I ordered these seeds believing they were from the fields of Howard Dills. The photo shows Howard Dills. I get the seeds and they are in a package printed in Russian. I ordered seeds from a 700 lb class pumpkins, these seeds are lucky to come from 20 pounders. Look at the printing. Then look at the seeds. Cracked, Mishappened, and banged up and discolored. These seeds must be old. They are certainly not Howard Dills. DO NOT buy these. Go directly to the Dills website.

They did not get as big as I wanted but that's okay still got at least 2

I bought these to play around with this summer while I was off due to illness for some stay at home therapy. I only had 8 seeds in my pack. 4 seeds produced. 1 fruit died early at around 4lbs. 1 vine produced twins. I still ended up with 4 pumpkins between 3 vines. My heaviest weighed in at 44lbs, 40lbs, 25lbs, and the little twin was 20lbs. As a first timer in the pumpkin game, there are some things that I did do wrong. I planted slightly too close together and my garden bed wasn’t wide enough for the vines to root to the soil, so they were growing into the grass. The Mississippi heat beat them up and I waited almost too late to cut them. I wasn’t ready to let go. I babied these pumpkins from seeds. I was proud of what I did get from it. I gave away 3 and kept one for myself. Now I’m ready to try again next year.

Good seeds! Produced beautiful pumpkins.

These pumpkin seeds are legit. Growth is extremely fast and healthy.

I couldn’t get a pumpkin larger than 5lbs to grow from these seeds