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yellow leaves squash started from seed

13 years ago

I started yellow squash from seed. I planted most gave away even more leftovers have yellow leaves. What's most likely cause? over watered, root bound, disease, or lack nitrogen, fertlized couple of times with fish emulsifier. New to forum I"ll try to keep the questions under 100 per day LOL

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
13 years ago
Hi, birdy! All of the things you've mentioned could be the cause of your yellowing leaves. We just don't have enough information from you to be able to 'guess' which might be the most likely.
Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)
13 years ago
I agree that all of these have an equal chance as the most likley cause based on the info provided.

Dan
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