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Does anyone have an idea of what may be causing my pickling cukes to curl up like this? The normal one on the right is the exception to the rule this year. They are planted in a raised bed with lots of compost dug in, they get regular irrigation when needed and they get a weekly treatment of Daconil. We had an exceptionally cold, wet spring, now we are having a very hot spell with no rain. Yield is also very low. I suspect weather is the cause, but would love to hear other ideas.
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