
Here it is three days ago (and it looked the same two days ago):

And now....

I am...I can't...what in the...
Seriously. I read that squash can get blossom end rot like tomatoes do, but that's usually darker and harder. This just looks like someone injected, like, oh, I don't know...liquid DEATH into the end of my lunch-to-come and is rotting it from the end.
I have an email in to Backyard Farmer. I hope they can help. I plucked that sucker out of there, hoping if it's a blight I can keep the whole plant from being worthless.
So that's the rotten news for the day around here.
Rotten. Get it? Yeah. I'm fucking hilarious, I know.
2 comments:
This weekend, I had cheese-stuffed squash blossoms. They did NOT look like that. Just sayin'.
Uhhhmmm.....Cathy.....I think they need to "circ" that one.....
At least that is what I think of when I see it.....
Not that I've ever encountered one like that in my garden.....
teeeheeeeee!!
*bet you can guess who!*
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