Jack Miller

You can fix a hole in a pumpkin by cleaning the opening thoroughly and then patching it from the inside with a waterproof sealant, wax, or even a piece of matching pumpkin flesh.   Whether the hole is from a carving mishap, a curious squirrel, or an overzealous scooping spoon, the repair process is pretty … Read more

You can fix a pumpkin pie without sugar by swapping in natural sweeteners, adding warmth and spice, and adjusting the filling so it still sets beautifully.   If you have been asking how to fix a pumpkin pie without sugar, the good news is you have plenty of options that keep the flavor rich and … Read more

You can fix a cracked pumpkin by cleaning the damaged area, letting it dry completely, and then sealing the crack with the right adhesive or filler before hiding the repair with a natural-looking finish.   Whether your pumpkin cracked because of a fall, a rough carving session, or just natural wear, it doesn’t have to … Read more

You can fix a broken pumpkin stem, but the approach depends on how severe the break is and how much time you have before Halloween or your display date.   If the stem is partially attached, there’s a good chance you can repair it.   If it’s completely snapped off, you’ll need a different strategy … Read more

To fertilize a pumpkin plant, you need to feed it the right nutrients at the right stages of growth.   Pumpkins are heavy feeders, meaning they consume lots of nutrients from the soil as they grow those big vines and even bigger fruits.   If you want a healthy pumpkin plant that produces nice, round … Read more