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This year virtually all my zucchini had blossom end rot. (?) All were tiny, and mostly rotten inside. A big waste of space, I am thinking. Not until about two weeks ago did they start to produce. Our gardening group here in Kits thinks that zucchini ONLY grows when you a) aren’t looking, or b) go off on vacation for four or five days. Upon your return, they are the size of baseball bats.