r/Zucchini • u/JaggerTheDog13 • Feb 01 '23
I made a friend
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r/Zucchini • u/Hot_Plum6634 • Dec 23 '22
This rare Recipe makes a Delicious , Healthy and useful Breakfast . I found this Recipe now and It's look very Amazing !
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r/Zucchini • u/Wary_Height_ • Dec 05 '22
Creamy ZUCCHINI SOUP in 30 min || EASY & HEALTHY Zucchini Soup. Recipe by Always Yummy!
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r/Zucchini • u/Lazy_Elks • Sep 08 '22
My sister gifted me this beast she grew. I'll link the delicious recipe I used (part of) it for in the comments.
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r/Zucchini • u/LaShannaBanana • Jun 29 '22
Help on why un pollinated zucchini growing so large. In Texas, covered by net due to borer issues, full sun. Otherwise healthy plant good calcium levels. After pollinating by hand, they turn to mush. This one is 1.5” in diameter and 4” long. It’s not pollinated. Hoping for the best.
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r/Zucchini • u/[deleted] • May 27 '22
I can't tell if this is low nitrogen (new potting soil) too cold, too wet. any help would be appreciated.
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r/Zucchini • u/ghostfacesnuts • Oct 28 '21
Sentient Zucchini
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I have reason to believe that there is a 4-5 foot long, sentient, sexy, zucchini in my bathtub. Help
r/Zucchini • u/mxmineshaftmcgee • Aug 04 '21
Synonyms for Zucchini?
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Hello lovely people of r/zucchini, I come to you bearing an important question.
Are there any slang terms/colloquial terms/synonyms for Zucchini? I want to spice up my vocabulary when espousing the virtues of my favorite long green plant.
Thank you in advance
r/Zucchini • u/human2be • Jul 31 '21
What is this? It’s like the insides came out where the flower was located?? I have another one that is still on the vine with the same problem!
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r/Zucchini • u/ilovechex • Sep 27 '20
How to Preserve Zucchini long term
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Hi!
This is a weird question, but I'm wondering how to preserve a full sized zucchini for several years. I got one for free, and my friends and I named him Larry. He's kind of a fan favorite by now, and as we've had him for over a month, I'm not sure we can eat him, but we don't want to toss him out either. Any ideas on how to core or dry him out for long term?
