@@OneMound1 yeah at the end of each year they generally succumb to some form of bacterial or fungal or viral infection. I've had diseases on my tomato plants and my cucumbers each year since starting. If it starts very early into the season it can be a big problem and it can spread to other plants, if it happens at the end of the season it's pretty normal.
And this is why it is recommended to rotate your beds. I moved my tomatoes for the first time this year, but I have never dealt with the fungus, or I have and just didn’t know it
@@OneMound1 one hundred percent. I might forego cucurbits entirely next year to give the pest and disease pressure a year to settle. I've noticed more cucumber beetles this year than in years past as well
I never would have noticed the cucumber disease were it growing in my garden. Have you lost cucumber to this in the past?
@@OneMound1 yeah at the end of each year they generally succumb to some form of bacterial or fungal or viral infection. I've had diseases on my tomato plants and my cucumbers each year since starting. If it starts very early into the season it can be a big problem and it can spread to other plants, if it happens at the end of the season it's pretty normal.
And this is why it is recommended to rotate your beds. I moved my tomatoes for the first time this year, but I have never dealt with the fungus, or I have and just didn’t know it
@@OneMound1 one hundred percent. I might forego cucurbits entirely next year to give the pest and disease pressure a year to settle. I've noticed more cucumber beetles this year than in years past as well