Pumpkin male flowers that wither without opening are part of the normal bloom sequence.
First flush is all males. Each opens for a single day, then withers and falls.
After ~2 weeks, female flowers appear profusely. Pollination then occurs.
Be patient—male flowers are supposed to drop. Females will come soon.
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