Hello again!
I didnt know how to edit my previous message, so I just started another thread so I could add this picture.
As I said before my aunt has a unidentified squash growing, and we would like to know what it is. We were wondering if it might be a cross? I dont know that much about specific species, but I saw online that certain varieties can cross polinate, but I dont know which ones. We have zuchinnis, spaghetti squash, and aparently a gourd that poped up without us knowing, and they are all growing in the same part of the garden. We have had so much rain this year, that these things have taken over, and are actaully growing on top of each other now.
The squash in the picture is roughly 8 inches long, and I think it might be almost ripe. It is about the same age as some of the spaghettis we are harvesting now.
Any ideas about what this might be? I would appreciate them. Thanks everyone!
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