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title: "So Planta keeps diagnosing this poor squash seedling (zuchini) with…"
description: "So Planta keeps diagnosing this poor squash seedling (zuchini) with “not repotted”, except it’s BEEN repotted. The soil is damp. It was fertilized recently. It…"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/lKxUkhzRR_aIJD7o1QvtwQ/CCfmvlhdfXM5YmqxVpKOwT"
community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "D.V."
published: "2025-07-07T20:15:21.773887Z"
language: "en"
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# So Planta keeps diagnosing this poor squash seedling (zuchini) with…

_Posted by D.V. on 2025-07-07_

So Planta keeps diagnosing this poor squash seedling (zuchini) with “not repotted”, except it’s BEEN repotted.

The soil is damp. It was fertilized recently. It is in a shady area but still gets sunlight. One of the leaves has huge dead spots on it, but I did notice just now the stem seems to have bent at some point. What corrective measures can I take to ensure the squash doesn’t suffer in the wind (it’s outside) and doesn’t break or bend any more stems? IS the broken stem the issue with this leaf, or is there something else going on I should be concerned with?

I tried putting it in the part of the enclosure that gets the least wind/is best protected and hopefully that works, but it’s somewhat at the expense of available light, though I read squash don’t like lots of bright light anyway.

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