Help with Epiphyllum
Denise
12 years ago
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Hi Everyone!
A quick question. I have an Epi that's got buds. I'm really pumped as it will be my first ever Epi flowers! It's outside and I think the recent cool temps at night (in the 50's) may have triggered the blooming. However, we're supposed to have a near record low of 38 degrees! Yikes! Do I bring it in? Leave it out and cover it? I'm so afraid a move will cause the buds to abort, but I'm betting the cold could, too. Please give me some advice that (hopefully?) won't result in me remaining...
Flowerless in Epi-ville
(aka Denise in Omaha)
cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5
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