For long term storage, clean the outside very well, disinfecting it with a very diluted solution of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide. Dry it. Store in a a cool, dry, dark place--avoid heat and humidity--on cardboard or paper to help absorb any moisture. The tropics can be a bit more tricky. Here in Texas when the pumpkins are ready, the weather has cooled a lot. I love pumpkins and truly grateful this one is doing its own thing in our garden!
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Thanks, we usually store them in on the bench on cardboard, never though to clean them until we were ready to eat them nut will definitely give this a go, might make them last a bit longer! Thank you
You're welcome!