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18-02-2004, 04:07 PM
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How much is too much?
I've had a Baldans Kaleidoscope in bloom for nine months now. I had cut the original spikes to have them rebloom, which they did, and then it sent out two NEW spikes also. Now one of the original is branching yet again all on its own. Plant looks good, 6 firm leaves, good roots. Is it ok to let it keep blooming its little heart out? or should I cut the spikes and rest it? My other Kaleidoscope that I was 'resting' is sending out new spikes too.....it rested for about 5 weeks before it started sending up a new spike. I don't want to kill them! -- Hugs, Molli |
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