Powdery mildew on cucurbits is a fungal issue, not soil-borne.
Spores overwinter on plant debris.
Destroy infected plants and all ground debris.
Space plants, avoid shade to reduce humidity.
Weekly spray: sulfur, neem, or 1 tbsp baking soda/gallon water until spread stops or humidity drops.
Sanitation, airflow, and weekly sprays control powdery mildew.
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