Keep Pumpkins In Your Basement
Pumpkins have become synonymous with October and Halloween, likely because they are harvested in the fall, a prime harvest month. These cool-weather crops do well in dark, relaxed environments, such as basements, cold storage, or pantries. However, refrigerators are not suitable storage locations for pumpkins since they are too moist. If you want to keep your pumpkins fresh, avoiding refrigeration is essential. Despite the possibility of transforming a pumpkin into a magical carriage, there’s no guarantee that it can be rescued if it goes bad after being stored in the fridge for too long.
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