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MikeB
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BER in Squash?
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August 06, 2006, 16:06:04 »
Is this BER and is it the same cause as in tomatoes?
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Svea
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Re: BER in Squash?
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August 06, 2006, 16:33:02 »
no, this happens when the squash doesnt get pollinated.
as in, a male flower wasnt around at the time when the female was ready.
nothing you can do about it, it simply falls off the plant as it's not viable.
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tim
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Re: BER in Squash?
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August 06, 2006, 17:21:36 »
Had an unusual number of Courgettes doing it this season.
You also get BER on Peppers & Aubs.
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Robert_Brenchley
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August 06, 2006, 20:40:20 »
I've had a lot of squashes dropping off as well, and I'm wondering whether it's anything to do with the drought.
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MikeB
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Re: BER in Squash?
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August 06, 2006, 21:04:11 »
Thanks for the information Svea, I can stop worrying now.
Quote from: tim on August 06, 2006, 17:21:36
Had an unusual number of Courgettes doing it this season.
Lucky you, ;D ;D ;D
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