If your long squash fruits stop growing at 1.5 inches, turn brown, and shrivel, fungal disease is the likely culprit. Two common pathogens affect cucurbits:
Plant resistant varieties, space generously, water at soil level, and rotate crops. Early detection and prompt action save the harvest.
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