help what to I do???
 

So this is what happen started my cukes(marketmore)on 3/27.inside undder florescents yesterday i looked at them(2.5in tall) the leaves were llike chalky so I did that milk/water spray, then this morning i looked they seemed to be better REALLY so I took them outside it was real sunny along wit my toms for about 5 hrs. went to go get them OMG they were all chalky again and now even on my toms should I toss em or is somethin I can do.:oops:

Can you take pictures, please?

I wouldn't toss 'em, but I would continue the milk/water spray. Yep, a pic would be good. Good luck!

here r sum pics //
 

these r the cukes best pic I can get until my son comes home

i posted sum pics of my cukes any advice is needed

to be honest, we need better pics. Wait to do anything drastic until the son can take better pics.

Cuke seed sprouts pretty quickly. I would restart more seeds and keep the soil barely moist(it looks awfully wet in your photo). Or, start them in their permanent home outside, maybe under a cloche. I direct sow mine in their container when the weather is warm.

start outside under what????

A cloche is just a transparent cover you put over a seedling or plant to protect it from the cold. (I think cloche is french for bell)

An easy one to make is to take a plastic gallon milk jug and cut off the bottom. Then just set it over the seed area, like a little tent.

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Thanks Barb Im going to go and get right on it I get so excited then I was crushed you know never grew anything before so thanks again esp thephoto

more pics tom ,cuke & squash(this looks good right?)
 

the squash was wat i was most worried about

Newwine - I am wondering if some of this is milk residue from the spray. Please satisfy my curiousity and see if you can wipe or wash it off one of the leaves.

I dont see much of anything wrong.
And I would just sow outside.
Cucumbers and some squash will just set there and do nothing till the weather warms up.
The longer they sit the more of a chance they have of something eating them.

When it gets hot and the nights warm up they will explode with growth.

Worth