My small squash has started to turn brown on the end. Suggestions from the brain trust as to what to do to correct.

Thanks!

My guess is squash borers.

Let the bugs have it. I hate squash. Food substitute, like Kale and Tofu...

I didn't care for them growing up. My momma boiled them until they looked exactly like they sounded. Squash.

I learned to teat them when they were stir fried or in a couple of casseroles.

The only reason my neighbors lock their doors is that they don't need anymore..

Google blossom end rot

One size does not fit all said the goose to the gander.

The squash was not pollinated.

Get a Q-tip or an artist's paintbrush and go out and check your squash plants every day. When a female blossom (one with a mini squash at its base) first opens, it is time to pollinate it. Find a male blossom (one with a bare stem) and pick up some of its pollen on your swab. Carry the pollen to the female flower and smear the pollen around in the center of the flower. The squash then will develop normally.

The other option is to bring in more bees. I try to do this by growing more flowing plants. Bees come to my willows anyway but I figure you can never have too many ground level flowering plants.

Best of luck!

nice info!