Yes, butternut squash will continue to ripen after picking—especially if frost is near. For the best flavor and texture, leave fruit on the vine as long as possible. Once harvested early, cure it indoors to finish ripening.
Fruit picked very immature may never develop full sweetness. Aim to harvest when the skin turns tan and resists fingernail pressure.
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