Cucumbers Sudden Wilt
13 years ago
I have cucumbers in containers and in-ground all around the yard. I got quite a few cukes but suddenly every plant within a span of a week--whether in ground or container, started to yellow then wilt. Almost all of them are gone. What's happening here?
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