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Quick Answer. According to the Missouri Botanical Garden, end rot disease is one of the most common reasons why pumpkins fall off the vine before ripening. Pests, improper watering techniques, mold and mildew can also affect pumpkin growth. Keep Learning.
Hard frosts following winter warm periods can damage early blossoms. If you are growing early blooming fruit varieties in areas with warm winter periods and early frosts, some years you will not have much or any fruit on those trees. Temperatures below freezing do not necessarily kill blossoms. For instance, some Asian Plums have still fruited with temperatures several degrees below freezing during the bloom. There are things you can do however to protect the blossoms from frost. You can protect blossoms on early blooming trees such as apricots, japanese plums, peaches and nectarines from frost with burlap or Reemay type woven fabrics draped over the tree when there is danger of hard frost. Some growers use mist; leave misters on over night when frost threatens.