Divas not setting fruit

fortyonenorth · September 4, 2011

This has been an all-season condition. I started them in late May and transplanted a few weeks later. The first few weeks after transplant were cool, then very hot for about a month and then more or less moderate for the last few weeks.

All my curcurbits were slow to get going, but with the warm weather everything took off - except the cukes. They have grown steadily - but not like I'm used to seeing. I think I've harvested about 5 cukes off the two hills.

September 4, 2011	#3
fortyonenorth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: NW Indiana Posts: 1,150	This has been an all-season condition. I started them in late May and transplanted a few weeks later. The first few weeks after transplant were cool, then very hot for about a month and then more or less moderate for the last few weeks. All my curcurbits were slow to get going, but with the warm weather everything took off - except the cukes. They have grown steadily - but not like I'm used to seeing. I think I've harvested about 5 cukes off the two hills.