[Annen]

I'm growing some yellow courgettes of unknown variety. So far they have produced a lot of small fruits the size of a finger, but then the blossom end starts to decay and it grows no bigger.  Does this mean the flower hasn't been pollinated? I can't remember this happening with the ordinary green courgettes.

[mumofstig]

Yes, lack of pollination...........and yes it happens with the green ones just the same 

[Ema]

I found this happened a lot last year when the plasts were just starting to fruit, the first couple just didnt grow/get pollinated.

[compostqueen]

No worries, you always get this probably as a result of wet weather. You will still get plenty of fruits

I really like yellow courgettes as they are easier to hide. I grate them up for cakes and muffins and folks have no idea that they're not lemon peel or carrots 

[Mattgregory27]

I picked a couple of baby yellow courgettes today and cooked them for tea as part of a kebab. They were very bitter, could this be because of a lack of water due to the weather? Others from the same plant have tasted just fine.