I think everything was addressed in your other post on "adding milk to the soil". As I posted in that thread this isn't a disease. Your plant is very yellow and anemic, very nutrient deprived, as well as far too under-developed to effectively bear fruit. The zucchini would be safe to eat but is likely quite fry and bitter.

Dave

The othef question was regarding milk, this questions regarding bumps. My garden store said bumps are okay, but I dont know. It was only yellow in the picture, as my touch screen rakes bad pics and it was close up. The milk perked it up, but i dont know. Nect year ill try the gymsom or lime pellets as someone suggested.

Yes I understand but they are related. Sorry if I wasn't clear. The bumpy texture is due to inconsistent soil moisture levels or the plants inability to absorb that water in a consistent fashion due to damage or stress.

Just as with cukes and other members of the family the inconsistency causes the fruit to swell and shrink, swell and shrink during formation. When really severe you often find hollow cavities inside. That's why I said it will likely be dry and bitter.

Even if that anemic appearance is due to the picture quality that is still a very unhealthy looking plant.

Dave

Krissy- I often remove blossoms from plants until the plant itself is large enough to put energy into the blossom/fruit as opposed to growing leaves. In my opinion, you should remove the current fruit and eat it. Then spend some time fertilizing the plant- use miracle grow, GroPower or a well balanced organic fertilizer, per the instructions on the package. Once the plant itself is in better shape then let it flower and fruit. Currently my zucchini plant is about 3 feet across in all directions and I am finally allowing it to set fruit. Where are you located and what type of soil are you growing it in?

Pro grow brand orgsnic soil and compost mix. I live in the north east ny. Where I live the growing seaso is so short getti g rid o flowers to produce new o es I might as well dispose of the plant but I willntake your advice on using those fertilizers.