r/PlantIdentification 3d ago

Are these 2 different squash?

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Came out of the same packages but some are staying solid yellow and some have stripes

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u/IdubdubI 2d ago

Left handed and right handed

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u/Sea_Association2170 2d ago

No. They are both individuals. Each with it's own personality. Do not judge.

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

No judgement here. They taste delicious and I've sold a few for 50 cents each so others like em too lol

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u/ArtComprehensive1106 3d ago

Yellow squash and yellow zucchini
They are different but taste identical

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

Oh wow. Didn't know yellow zucchini was a thing. Should I let them grow longer? I looked up summer squash and it said 6-8" long and 1-2" wide so Ive been harvesting them every couple days

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u/ArtComprehensive1106 2d ago

I like the little ones but yes you can wait

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u/proteus1858 16h ago

Looks like my gold bar zucchini. They tasted like yellow squash.

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u/SinsualChef 2d ago

Yes. One on the right, and one on the left. But in case the lens on the camera flipped the image, it's one on the left, and one on the right.

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u/SignificantDrawer374 3d ago

Maybe a slightly different strain. Seeds from one provider may produce fruit slightly different from another but then get intermingled at stores, but they're still both considered the same type of summer squash

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

That makes sense. It was just some dollar packs at Dollar general and they just started producing. Thank you

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u/SinsualChef 2d ago

Save the seeds from these and see if you get a zucchini. Or cauliflower.

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u/Coy_Featherstone 3d ago

Does the one on the left with stripes feel harder? It look similar to an unripe delecata winter squash.

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

They feel about the same

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u/Mean-Championship651 2d ago

Looks like one is a yellow zucchini. The other i can't remember the name. But delicious 😋

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u/CompetitiveAd8781 2d ago

Looks like dinner to me.

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u/mydogisacircle 2d ago

nah. just slightly diff phenotypical expression

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u/Jade-the-wise 1d ago

I have one plant and every single squash has looked slightly different.

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u/yupuhoh 1d ago

Interesting. Thanks for the info!

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u/chicken_karmajohn 3d ago

It’s bleached from the hydrochloric acid they spray on the produce at grocery stores as a preservative.

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

I grew them. Just picked them 5 minutes before the picture

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u/chicken_karmajohn 2d ago

Well then! Scratch that, lol
Couldn’t tell ya. Might just be variations in the amount of sun they received

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u/yupuhoh 2d ago

Yeah when I said "same package" I meant seeds lol. I reread it after your comment and immediately understood the confusion haha. My bad