Repotting fuschias
melrose
15 years ago
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Full StoryI'm trying to overwinter some fuschias in my basement this year and I'm wondering when I should repot them. Based on reading the forum, I'm afraid my basement may have been too warm (about 65 degrees). I have 2 fuschia trees - one of which has shown some growth in the upper tree portion and one which only has growth shooting out from the base. Do you think there's hope? I also have two plants that I've tried to save and 1 has no growth apparent and the other has 1 shoot which is coming along. I'm wondering if I should try to repot them now and bring upstairs - or is it too early. Would I be better off to wait for the shoot to get a little more growth and try to root it? Looking for advice from the experts. I'm in zone 5 with a last frost date around mid May.
hill60
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