Vegetable garden not growing

Anonymous
Potatoes and cabbages are doing well. Kale is out of control.

Beans are stunted. Two bush types. I got 5 pods total from seven plants.

Broccoli is growing weirdly.

Spinach and peas were all eaten by something.

Tomatoes are growing tall.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Any thoughts on this...my squashes grow to about two inches and then just stop and rot.

It could be blossom end rot, caused by a lack of calcium. Or it could be poor pollination. Make sure the plants are watered evenly. I add a few spoons of powdered oyster shell while planting tomatoes, squash, peppers and eggplant but garden lime can also be used.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Any thoughts on this...my squashes grow to about two inches and then just stop and rot.


They are not fertiliser. Use a cotton swab or paintbrush to transfer pollen from the male flower (skinny) to the female flower (has mini zucchini) when the flowers are open.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any thoughts on this...my squashes grow to about two inches and then just stop and rot.


They are not fertiliser. Use a cotton swab or paintbrush to transfer pollen from the male flower (skinny) to the female flower (has mini zucchini) when the flowers are open.


*Fertilized.
Anonymous
First time growing eggplant for me. The plants are flowering but not setting fruit. I don't think it's a lack of pollinators because the peppers and tomatoes in the same bed are fruiting well. Any ideas?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any thoughts on this...my squashes grow to about two inches and then just stop and rot.

It could be blossom end rot, caused by a lack of calcium. Or it could be poor pollination. Make sure the plants are watered evenly. I add a few spoons of powdered oyster shell while planting tomatoes, squash, peppers and eggplant but garden lime can also be used.


I get blossom end rot on my container tomatoes when there is heavy rain even when I do my best with preparing the soil - there is a spray you can buy that prevents it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any thoughts on this...my squashes grow to about two inches and then just stop and rot.


They are not fertiliser. Use a cotton swab or paintbrush to transfer pollen from the male flower (skinny) to the female flower (has mini zucchini) when the flowers are open.


*Fertilized.


Can you be even more specific or provide a link to a video? Thank you!
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