Squash Orelia is a tasty and easy-to-grow summer squash. Plant it from seed with these simple steps.

Number of seeds	10
Sowing month	Feb to Nov
Harvest	45 to 75 days
Sun	Full Sun
Sowing Temperature	Day time above 28C

Plant seeds after January when the daytime temperature rises above 28C. This encourages healthy germination and vigorous growth.Avoid planting in extreme winters

Select a sunny spot in your yard. Squash needs a minimum of 6–8 hours of direct sunlight each day to thrive.

Plow the ground about 12 inches deep and include some compost. Good drainage and fertile soil encourage the plants to grow strong and produce more fruit.

Plant seeds 1 inch deep and 24–36 inches apart. Space rows 3 feet or more apart to enable vine spreading.

Maintain soil uniformly moist but not waterlogged. Water heavily one or two times a week, especially in hot weather. Water at the base whenever possible to evaporate leaves and prevent disease.

Thin them out when they come up, leaving the healthiest plant in each position. Mulch around them to retain water and suppress weeds.

Look for squash bugs and aphids. Hand pick or spray with insecticidal soap if found. Keep the area clean to avoid issues.

Squash Orelia is 50–60 days to harvest. Pick when the fruit is 6–8 inches long for top flavor. Keep picking regularly and it will produce more.

Lastly For crops throughout the year, sow seeds every two weeks. And for cropping throughout the year so the soil is not drained and the diseases are not attracted.

Squash Orelia Now simply read through these directions and have your own fresh home-grown Squash all summer long also.