Pumpkins need high fertility. Amend with manure, peat, compost if feasible. If not, deep-till + granular high-phosphorus fertilizer (10-20-20). Avoid high nitrogen. Watch for squash bugs—spray when eggs hatch. 1" water/week minimum.
Phosphorus drives fruit size; nitrogen grows vines.
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