Jogeephus
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Few years ago we got a bunch of rain. Mine wouldn't make they would get these fuzzy things on the end of the fruit and just kinda go mushy.
Squash Question
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ga. prime
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Lammie, I hope you're growing crooknecks, and not those wretched hybrid straightnecks?
PS, I got the fever and the only cure is more cowbell.
PS, I got the fever and the only cure is more cowbell.
ga. prime
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But seriously, what you have is a fungal problem brought on by high humidity. Pull everything off every day that looks suspicious and throw in the middle of the corn rows. After a few days, when conditions are more favorable, you'll have plenty of squash.
ga. prime":2d215v59 said:
Yea, we have had lots of days with very high humidity, clouds, rain, the works. It started to dry out and I think things are getting better. It is humid here most of the summer, but this is killer, coastal humidity. Bad, bad hair stuff. And I got some curly, fuzzy hair on! Hats and pony tails.
Love that cowbell!! :lol: :mrgreen:
pinzgauer1
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My squash are doing the exact same thing. they get a little 2or 3 inch squash and then they just wrinkle up and stop growing.
I checked the blooms this morning and most of them seem to be males. I have lots of bees on the flowers so pollination shouldn't be the problem. I grew the exact same squash last year and i had squash coming out my ears. I just don't understand it?
mike
I checked the blooms this morning and most of them seem to be males. I have lots of bees on the flowers so pollination shouldn't be the problem. I grew the exact same squash last year and i had squash coming out my ears. I just don't understand it?
mike
Jogeephus
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Has anyone come up with a definitive answer to what is going on with the squash? I couldn't go a summer without it - or winter either. :lol:
