Growing Zucchini, also Courgette/Marrow, Summer squash

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08 Jan 18 Tony Barnes (Australia - temperate climate)
Planted my zucchini early in raised beds. Brilliant start looked good producing well. Then these and later plantings have started well but the leaves get a shrivelled look around the edges and only male flowers are produced. When I pull these plants out the roots are quite rotten looking. Am in Northern Rivers area NSW so very humid with warm/hot winds.
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09 Jan 18 Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Try growing from Sept - as you say hot and humid now.
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