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May 30, 2021 12:45 PM CST
Los Angeles CA
In my case, I think it was the lack of pollination. Now that I understand the issue, I think I can explain what I saw with the yellow squash last year and even the zucchini on occasion. I have plenty of bees in my yard but I think there are too many other attractive options. I'm going to be hand pollinating both going forward.

I'm sure Daisyl can speak more eruditely on the subject.

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