@ChaplainEric Honestly no idea what type of squash / pumpkin it is !

But I have two types (the one in picture someone had young from pot and the other is Hokkaido from my own seeds). The Hokkaido is a fun story if you want to read on!

I collected seeds from a Hokkaido squash 5+ years after literally cleaning them in my mouth to get fibrous parts off them and and put them in in a jar ... then with this whole COVID thing I thought "right time to use it or lose it!" this year...

I didn't expect the Hokkaido to start growing (these type I think at this link https://www.rareseeds.com/red-kuri-squash-hokkaido) so that's why I put all the seeds in a line almost on top of each other (50-100 white oval seeds) thinking that most won't grew but I think they were very fertile!
And because they get watered with the rest I think eventually they come out...

In a way this pile together saved watering individually and area cover as it's all centralised (even though this way will take longer to grow but it catches up fast and will still be happy if some are a bit late (might be able to sleep with them to keep them warm or put them in Greenhouse) we'll see because it's a nice surprise to the question mark at the beginning if they would grow and right now the Hokkaido have given fist size fruit so not bad! Getting good indicators.

I was even thinking about digging parts of it up earlier to move it, but honestly it takes a lot of space everywhere and needs better soil (I have stony soil anyway) so when someone had extra unwanted soil I said "yeah just dump the soil anywhere here" and they dumped it and I used the centralised mound to then grow out (after flattening the mound a bit - 4m squared)

That unknown type (pictured) also has a friend next door (to the right of picture) and is also getting massive and starting to go orange... almost falling off the gate / grill !!! that's I put stick there vertically in the grill to stop it rolling off!
>_< hehe :D