Growing squash is perfect even for those with limited garden space. However, the environment will play a part in its development, among other factors. Soil and Temperature For seedlings, the temperature needs to be at least 65 F. Low humidity is preferred along with a warm climate. Those living in tropical countries can plant them either in dry or wet seasons. Squash can be planted in many soil types, but medium rich compost is the best. The pH level needs to be 5.6 to 6.5. You don’t need to do a lot of tiling. Planting Tips The seeds need to be put in a mound. When growing squash, the soil needs to be 2 ft in diameter. Manure must be put in place prior to making the mound. Each mound should be at least 3 feet apart. Some plants will be weak, so you should cut these off. Keep the number of plants in each mound to no more than five. Watering and Cultivating Water them once a week. The watering needs to be thorough, but avoid dampening the leaves. Cultivation is also necessary to prevent...