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How Often Do You Water Zucchini Squash?
How Often Do You Water Zucchini Squash?. Zucchini are one of the most popular types of squash to grow in the garden. These plants grow most heartily during the warm summer months and when watered properly, they can produce large amounts of fruit.
Zucchini are one of the most popular types of squash to grow in the garden. These plants grow most heartily during the warm summer months and when watered properly, they can produce large amounts of fruit.
Frequency
Zucchini squash need water daily. This is especially true during the hottest parts of the summer and when there has been an especially dry spell in your area.
Method
Zucchini plants like to grow in soil that is consistently and uniformly moist. Watering from below helps to produce soil conditions that will encourage the plant to grow well while also helping to prevent fungus from growing on the leaves.
Caution
Overwatering a zucchini squash plant can cause the cells in the leaves to swell, producing blistery blemishes on the foliage and fruit. This can also happen if there is an overabundance of rain.
