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mickemery_gw

No flowers on squash

14 years ago

My first year SFG. Things are going GREAT!

Zuchhini out the wazoo. HOWEVER...my yellow squash plants have lots of what appears to be the parts where the flower would be, WITHOUT the actual colorful flower. (so no fruit...)

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Mick

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