This is the 3rd one I’ve had all season. All this size. I know I’m new to gardening, but I didn’t think I could screw up squash 😅

by fireanthead

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  1. gigiwidget

    Mine are that size too. Two days later they’re as big as my forearm. Let them sit longer.

  2. Vegetable_Log_3837

    That’s actually one of the best zucchini I’ve seen on this sub, as soon as the flower falls off pick ‘em! They’ll just make more.

  3. Legal_Concentrate807

    I have so much zucchini last year. This year barely have had any. I believe the females don’t flower as much in the heat, and it has been a super hot year

  4. That size should be great for a stir-fry. Are they edible or just compost?

  5. Porkbossam78

    Lmao this has always been my zucchini harvest. Guess I’m just not a zucchini farmer!

  6. AProcessUnderstood

    My blossoms keep falling off before they can “mature”(if that’s the right word).

  7. toolsavvy

    IMHO zucs are best at that size – less water content.

  8. dwbookworm123

    Stupid bugs. I should have been drowning in squash!

  9. Did you hear about the woman who left a zucchini in her car?

    When she got back,someone had broken in and left her two more

  10. Davekinney0u812

    I’ve succession planted some zukes in hopes that if/when I lose some I’ll have some in production before they get the bugs. Fingers crossed!!

  11. Stereotypical_Viking

    This is my luck with cucumbers. Not one single one so far. Only ones are like 1.5” long

  12. This year has been terrible for zucchini in my area as well.

  13. It’s been a tough year in the garden for sure.

  14. Slyvenhuffindor

    That is all I have currently growing at the moment. Slightly larger. I don’t have the heart to harvest it yet. Wanna see how big I can get it if I’m gonna gonna get one lol

  15. This is the kind of year I’m having too. There aren’t many and they just aren’t getting very big. It does seem to be starting to pick up though, so I guess careful what I wish for.

  16. username-taken218

    Like someone else said, it’s likely a pollination issue. We have squash vine borers, and they still grow until the plant dies.

    Take a Q-tip and use male flowers to pollinate some female flowers, and let them grow a few days longer. I think this will solve your issue.

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