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overwintering
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Posted by spidermitewing 5 (My Page) on Sun, Oct 1, 06 at 14:54
can a fushia be overwintered in the house?
could i take clippings and grow them in the house in the winter?
also, how do you start angelwing begonias from mother plant.
thanks
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RE: overwintering
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| It's not a good idea to keep them growing thru winter. They need a period of dormancy to grow well the next year. Do not prune them now; keep them in a cool place that doesn't freeze. This is not a good time to take cuttings as they are beginning to go dormant. In February you can expose them to indoor conditions to force growth and take cuttings from the new growth. |
RE: overwintering (rain1950 please answer)
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do i still have to water them? can i put them in my
basement? when should i do this.
i feel fuchsia illiterate!
thanks for the help! |
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