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hi again another question. got two Yellow Scallop squash with flowers on short stems but ca.nt see any fruit. where to look? and what to do if i find them. mackemdad
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They come behind the flowers but generally speaking the first few flowers will be male - they will be on a long thin stem. The flowers with a thicker, slightly swollen stem, are the ones that will set fruits. The swelling behind the flower will be the squash if it gets pollinated by a male flower. It all comes together after a week or two of disappointing males. (I don't mean that like it sounds!)Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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thanks Flummery do i leave all males on plant untill females appearComment
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hello father lol told you this was a good site, its full of usefull stuff, although i have to say i know nowt about squash lol x x xComment
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Yes, leave them all on. Eventually nature will catch up. Good luck with them!Originally posted by mackemdad View PostWhoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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