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Squash Honeynut Seed
This specialty butternut squash comes from Cornell University's Breeding Institute. Honeynut produces mini butternut squash on a semi-vining type plant. The 5" long fruit weigh from 1 to 1-1/2 lbs. and have a sweet and rich flavored deep orange flesh. The rind starts off a dark green, turns tan and then a rich burnt orange color at full maturity. Intermediate resistance to powdery mildew. Plant as early as possible due to long maturity.
Squash Honeynut Seed
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harrisseeds.com/blogs/from-the-ground-up/12-reasons-why-seeds-are-not-germinating
There are a few reasons your plants might not produce fruit. The first is that the plant is too vegetative so all the energy is going into growing leaves and not flowers. This can happen if plants have too much fertilizer or not the right types. In particular, high levels of Nitrogen will encourage leaves, but Phosphorus can encourage blooming. Another reason for low fruit set is lack of pollination. If you see blooms but they don't grow into fruit or they fall of the plant, that implies they have not been pollinated. This can be caused by very high temperatures, or low pollinator activity. You can encourage wild pollinator populations, add a bee hive to your property, or pollinate by hand if you only have a few plants. We have an article that may be helpful to you, called "Why Your Vegetables Aren't Producing Fruit":
harrisseeds.com/blogs/from-the-ground-up/why-your-vegetable-plants-aren-t-producing-fruit