Help! Im in Cleveland, Ohio and I'm growing 2 types of squash in 2 entirely different parts of my garden (30 ft from each other). My crookneck squash plants are massive and the leaves are a perfect green. They are super healthy, but when I cut into my picture perfect squash, the insides are green. On my straightneck squash the insides are white but the seeds are green.

I read it could be cucumber mosaic virus, but the plants have no showing of any symptoms and the plants are 3 ft wide by over 2 fat tall and the leaves are perfect green.

What's happening?? Thank you!

Looks normal to me.
As long as the plant looks healthy, I'd eat them without a second thought.

Very good looking plants for this time of the year!