/r/Cucurbits
Gourds and melons, the fruit of the Cucurbitaceae family. Watermelon, squash, cantaloupe, and cucumbers, among others.
The fruit of the Cucurbitaceae family, such as watermelon, squash, cantaloupe, gourds, melons, and cucumbers.
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Whats going on with those Melon leaves ? What can I do ? 🥺
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2024/06/24
13:28 UTC
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Can someone help me differentiate between these two pumpkins? I am adding a screenshot of my post from another subreddit because I’m worried my question may be too niche over yonder. I just wanna whittle down my squash varieties because they are voracious & I don’t have all the room in the world. 🙃
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2024/04/03
03:26 UTC
03:26 UTC
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Squash, cukes, and pumpkins starting
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2024/03/03
01:22 UTC
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I'm having an issue in Crestview, FL, USA (NW Florida). Every time I plant anything in the squash family, they ALWAYS get very prolific powdery mildew. I've planted, zucchini, butternut squash, pumpkins and cucumber. I've tried watering the plants at the base, among other things. It's not overcrowde
I'm having an issue in Crestview, FL. Every time I plant anything in the squash family, they ALWAYS get very prolific powdery mildew. I've planted, zucchini, butternut squash, pumpkins and cucumber. I've tried watering the plants at the base, among other things. It's not overcrowded and gets plenty of air flow. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Any advice would be well received.
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2023/11/11
18:19 UTC
18:19 UTC
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Assorted Cucurbits.
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2014/07/13
17:49 UTC
17:49 UTC
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The fruit, and male & female plants of Hodgsonia heteroclita, drawn by John Fergusson Cathcart (1802-1851). When roasted, the oil-rich seeds taste like pork scraps or lard and are considered a delicacy. Native to India and Southeast Asia.
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2014/07/13
04:16 UTC
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