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Can fuschia take it?
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Posted by sobeadit Sac area, CA (My Page) on Fri, May 16, 08 at 19:42
| can fuschia take the HEAT even if it is not in the SUN, of the sacramento valley dry 100's degree weather?
can it take some morning sun?
steph |
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RE: Can fuschia take it?
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| What type? A lot of fuschias prefer cooler enivronments. |
RE: Can fuschia take it?
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| Good question! And I am in Calaveras County about an hour and a half from Sac. Same summer temps, but we are colder in the winter. The fuschia I just got today is labeled Winston Churchill, if that helps. |
RE: Can fuschia take it?
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| No.Fuschias hate high summer temps and will cease to flower. Growths will become lax and limp and you will have difficulty blooming it again. Stick to Geraniums. |
RE: Can fuschia take it?
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| I brought back a pot of Purple/red fuschia from a trip, the mother plant didn't make it but I took a cutting which is surviving under 30C temperature although it's growing quite slow. Just 2 days ago I pinched the growing tip and use it to propagate another plant. |
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