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| Hi guys,
I would like to ask if anyone knows how to make flower blossom
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| Perhaps you may want to look into a product called Wilt-Pruf. Maybe this may have some extending effect when applied to the flowers. Altough with M. grandiflora and the other non-deciduous types, their tepals are pretty thick and waxy but shatter from the base pretty easily. The tepals are released in nearly pristine condition often times. Perhaps this release is a response to being pollinated? What if one were to remove the stamens as soon as possible to prevent pollination? Or even the carpel? Would that extend the life of a magnolia flower? I believe the easiest solution is to add another magnolia. :P Preferably 'Little Gem' magnolia, as this cultivar has one of the most extensive blooming season for M. grandiflora. |
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