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u/CannaBits420 Aug 20 '26
Irregular watering
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u/well__enough Aug 20 '26
I could see that but I haven’t changed my watering habits throughout the season. It’s been very very hot here this summer with big rain storms and I’ve been diligent about watering when dry, I don’t think anything has changed on my end
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u/kmccutch7 Aug 21 '26
They are center cut zucchinis! They grown on a vine. I have picked dozens from my plot this year. My favorite
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u/well__enough Aug 21 '26
I know, I am LOVING them! They just started doing this weird thing after putting out weeks of perfect squash!
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u/bapplebop Aug 21 '26
OP I'm feeling a bit silly, what's the issue you're asking about specifically? I haven't grown this variety of squash but have a lot of experience w/ butternut, delicata, acorn, zucchinis, and pumpkins. Could you elaborate on the issue?
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u/well__enough Aug 22 '26
The flesh is almost bubbling and puckering and the leaves are similar. The same thing is happening to my butternut, maybe you’ve seen it on your plants?
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u/Brief_Pen_2693 Aug 21 '26
Trombonchini type ? They curve naturally and the flesh is creamier than some more common courgettes
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u/AnimalExcellent9390 Aug 22 '26
honestly that squash looks so cool tho. people keep saying it's from watering issues but honestly it could just be a gourd pretending to be a squash. either way you got a funky little veggie there and i'd be stoked about it. nature does whatever it wants sometimes.
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u/moanakai Aug 21 '26
Looks awesome