Cutting zucchini leaves to admit sunlight invites a deadly pest.
Open stem wounds are entry points for squash vine borers, which can kill the plant.
Pick mature fruit and let it ripen on a sunny deck—flavor and texture unaffected.
Never cut zucchini leaves. Harvest fruit early and ripen off the plant instead.
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