Snake squash

I have huge plants with lots of flowering happening but no fruit yet. It has been around 3 months. The plant is healthy and growing rapidly but no fruit. What can i do?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/27/2017 @ 8:06 pm

Male blossoms are the first to appear on your plant, then the female flowers form and these are the flowers that form your fruit.
You can try hand pollinating the flowers.
These articles will help you.

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