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PLANTING INSTRUCTIONSZucchini light green seeds will perform best in constantly warm soil temperatures in the range of 20 to 22°C. Sow the seeds at a depth of ½ inches in well-draining soil mix rich in humus. The seeds should start germinating in 7 to 14 days in ideal conditions. Zucchini light green is a greedy variety and adding some compost to your soil prior to planting will definitely help. You can also add some chicken manure or cow dung soil mix as top dressing once the plants have set.GROWING REQUIREMENTSPESTS & DISEASESLike other summer squashes, Zucchini light green plants are susceptible to fungal diseases like leaf blight, brown spotting, downy mildew and bacterial diseases like blossom end rot. In addition to this, aphids, cabbage looper, cucumber beetle, leaf miners, and thrips can affect the zucchini plants. Clear out all weeds before planting and use organic neem spray to manage pests.SOILZucchini light green will grow best on fertile well-draining soil rich in humus. Mulching can help in increasing the level of humus in soil.SPOTPlant zucchini light green in full sun for better fruiting.TEMPERATUREIdeal soil temperature should be between 20 to 30°C for germination of seeds.WATERINGWater zucchini vines prudently so as not to wet the leaves and stem which can cause fungal diseases.HOW TO HARVESTHarvest zucchini light green bulbous fruits once they are 5-6 inches in length. You can also pick the zucchini blooms for use as edible flowers in various recipes. Pick the zucchini fruit regularly to promote growth of more fruits all summer long. Snip the zucchini fruit along with a little stem to prevent the harvest from rotting.