Gardener usually gets too many zucchini, so planted only one this year. Plant is big and healthy but no flowers. Not a pollination problem—no flowers to pollinate.
Wait 2 weeks. If no flowers appear, report back with location and variety. Past success suggests you know the basics—this is likely a temporary delay.
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