... is that a plant carries both male flowers and female flowers, but that often, both sexes do not bloom at the same time. Here is a female flower : its bears a mini-courgette that will only transform into a true courgette if it is pollinated from a male flower. In my garden this year, all male flowers bloomed first and disappeared, and now I have plenty of female flowers that can not be pollinated anymore. So, plenty of nice yellow flowers, but no courgettes at all so far 😥😥😥
@ludwigsdiana Hi Diana, thanks for your comment. At the beginning, the first male flowers faded after a couple of days, and I have no idea why no new male flowers have come up since then, only female flowers are coming up now.
June 22nd, 2020
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