What varieties do you have?

How long have you had them?

How often have you repotted?

Are they in natural or artifical light?

How do you water?

Do you use fertilizer? What kind?

Have you had any pests?

Linda

Yeah - Linda is right - you start with what varieties you have - some of them are easy, some not. I got Early Bird from Kartuz - and it never stopped blooming, another one that is easy for me - Alladin's Lamp, I got Canary Bird from Kartuz as well - and whatever I do - it just sits and sulks - and we just talked about Light Prince - this one is is still deciding to die to or not for a year - I got it from Violet Barn.

I had the pleasure visiting Violet Barn a couple of weeks ago - tell me about an absolute order, cleanliness and what not. Their Columneas are in a greenhouse with partly shaded glass and they love it. So - natural light, I would say 50% shaded.

Irina

Canary is the culprit. I also just got some others from from Kartuz, and they seem to be sulking as well. BTW, canary had a flower on the new plaant, from rooted cutting when it arrived.It is now at least 2 years here. Stem getting thicker, BUT, no blooms
No peste, have fed religiously.

Still need to know the following:

How old?

How often have you repotted?

Are they in natural or artifical light?

How do you water?

Do you use fertilizer? What kind?

And to add: What size pots? Have you overpotted? They can't develop stems and blooms if they're concentrating on roots.

Photos would help.

L

BTW, until I pinched the wick, Canary was a blooming fool for me. Go figure :-)

Canary is 2-3 yrs here, in 8 inch hanging pot, never been repotted, soil is Miracle-gro moisture control, presently outside in about 1/2 day full sun, rest dappled shade.
about 5-6 inches long.
Orange sherbert bloomed almost all winter in souh facing window on cool porch, same as canary.

Fxxy