My pumpkin plant get flowers but then go brown and
omaria,
Dec 8, 1:32am
fall off. is that normal? If not, why?
harrislucinda,
Dec 8, 2:03am
they will that is the male they die after the bee fertilizer the female the flower with the bulb at the bottom
lythande1,
Dec 8, 2:05am
If male flowers then yes. Female, no. Female flowers have a lump behind them, males a long skinny stalk.
If in pots: The roots may be damaged or killed by heat from any or all of these: direct sunlight on the pots; high ambient temperatures; and reflected light and heat from the surrounding surfaces.
Root space is restricted in containers, thus putting large plants at a disadvantage; less than adequate root room translates into insufficient absorbed moisture for the top growth.
Ensure soil is fully moist at the beginning of each day .
maclad,
Jan 31, 6:11am
Actually it is highly likely they are not being pollinated and you will need to hand pollinate them. Plenty of how to threads on here.
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