Courgette Rot

 
This year I had massive issues with rot on the end of my courgette & at
the base of the plants I had it on all 5 plants & then on my squash.


Any idea what it could be & will it affect me next year. Was all find
previous years.




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Alphatono

 Alphatono wrote:

Google "blossom end rot" for a million hits.  You are probably watering
unevenly.  Unless it is deficient calcium in the soil watering evenly in
future should fix it.

D

 

or you need honey bees.
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????  Would the courgettes have started to grow enough to get a rotted end
if the flower hadn't been visited by a bee?

 FarmI wrote:

Apparently they do start to grow while infertile and only continue to grow
if fertilised.  I am unsure how big they will get as I usually have to shoo
away the bees to get near them.

D