palmeri var sublanceolata and sanguineolenta
karyn1
16 years ago
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Both my palmeri var sublanceolata and sanguineolenta have been growing beautifully all summer and are now huge but no flowers. The sanguineolenta has never bloomed and the pvs had two or three blooms early on when I first got it but none since. They are both in morning sun and dappled afternoon shade. I've tried moving them to get more sun but neither was happy so I moved them back. The foliage looks great on both with the sanguineolenta being much bushier then the pvs. I thought that maybe with the cooler temps I'd get flowers but that doesn't seem to be happening and it's almost time to move them for the winter. Is there anything I can do to get them to bloom, if not this season then next? They will be wintered over under HID lights but will need to be cut back significantly to get them inside.
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