I can't believe that one of the plants, only in the ground 2 weeks already has blooms. Isn't that way too early for the plant? Should I pick them off and let it mature more or will it not harm the growth cycle? Its a 'better boy", I bought at Home Depot.

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On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 13:36:52 GMT, "Norma Briggs"
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I can't believe that one of the plants, only in the ground 2 weeks already has blooms. Isn't that way too early for the plant? Should I pick them off and let it mature more or will it not harm the growth cycle? Its a 'better boy", I bought at Home Depot.


It depends on the climate. Where are you?

Just south of Houston, Texas...so its zone 9B I believe...warm 6 months of
the year...lol...unbearable heat the rest...
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On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 13:36:52 GMT, "Norma Briggs"
wrote:

I can't believe that one of the plants, only in the ground 2 weeks
already has blooms. Isn't that way too early for the plant? Should I pick
them off and let it mature more or will it not harm the growth cycle? Its a
'better boy", I bought at Home Depot.

It depends on the climate. Where are you?


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"Norma Briggs" wrote in message ...
I can't believe that one of the plants, only in the ground 2 weeks
already has blooms. Isn't that way too early for the plant? Should I
pick them off and let it mature more or will it not harm the growth
cycle? Its a 'better boy", I bought at Home Depot.


The plant is stressed. Whether it is heat, transplant shock, or
thirst, I don't know. You could consider taking those blooms off.