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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '14, 00:30 
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I have a squash plant that all of the female flowers are turning yellow and falling off prior to them opening for pollination (I assume they're not opening cause I've checked them different times of the day to see) any guidance is appreciated Image


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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '14, 08:44 
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If these are the first blooms on a young plant just give it some more time.


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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '14, 08:45 
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Thanks. This is a fairly young plant and I've had quite a few female flowers already show and all of them have done this


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PostPosted: Jul 31st, '14, 20:24 
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Does anyone know if female squash flowers only open during a certain time of the day reason I ask is because they look big but none are opening Image


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Have a spaghetti squash in dirt here that is open at all different times


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I've seen female squash flowers aborted on both my Aquaponics and in-ground squash plants. It appears to me that the plant is sensing something - either a nutrient deficiency or the plant isn't mature enough to support that baby squash.


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PostPosted: Aug 1st, '14, 22:45 
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Thanks smatthew!


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