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Fuchsia
vabeach_gw

green pods or seeds?

vabeach
19 years ago

my fuchsia, which is in a hanging basket in part-shade has bloomed for 7 weeks straight, now it is producing these green bean looking thingys, does this mean it's done? should i cut it back, or just let it do its thing?

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