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My Turk's turban and Buttercup squash have developed rather unattractive gnarly warts in several places - the squash still seems sound, but they just don't look so pretty for display. Is this due to being damaged in some way? I grew them on trellises this year for the first time. Also it was a very wet summer here. Any ideas what could have caused this?
Yes, the warts are a normal part of the squash, and can increase or decrease in number from year to year. Cool, wet conditions definitely increase the number of these growths. As you said, they are primarily a cosmetic problem, but exceptionally large or soft warty protuberances will serve as an access point for rot, so you should watch your stored squash closely, and cook or freeze any that are starting to go bad.
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