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#Knockknock vine skin

Make sure that the green side of the squash gets the most sunlight. Squash cannot ripen without an adequate amount of sunlight.

Find a warm and sunny spot for the squash to sit and ripen.

First, harvest all green, unripe spaghetti squash and cut them from the vine (don’t forget to leave a couple of inches (5 cm.) of the vine).

You don’t have to lose that green squash, so don’t you dare throw it away! Instead, here’s what you need to do: If at the end of the growing season, which is generally late September or possibly even early October, you have unripe squash that you need to ripen off the vine never fear, as it can be done. However, if it’s still soft, then it won’t ripen off the vine. If you can knock on the squash and it sounds and feels somewhat solid, you’re probably good to go. One of the most commonly asked questions in regards to ripening winter squash is, “Will spaghetti squash ripen off the vine?” Unfortunately, the answer depends on how mature the squash is. In addition, the vine will shrivel up, die, and turn brown in color when the squash is ripe and ready for the picking. There should be no soft spots on the squash whatsoever. If you use your fingernail to poke the squash, you will know it’s ripe if your nail doesn’t penetrate the squash.

#Knockknock vine skin

The skin of the squash will be very thick and hard.

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