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Spindly Nemesias
I have this year grown "Nemesia" from seed and the plants are currently in
pots. Pictures at http://tinyurl.com/z3lut I am concerned that some of the stems are very thin and the plants get easily blown about in the wind. This is the first time I have grown something from seed and my first experience with Nemesias.I don't want to plant them in the ground and find the plants stems broken by the wind etc What do you reckon I should do ? Thanks. M |
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Spindly Nemesias
"M" [email protected] wrote in message ... I have this year grown "Nemesia" from seed and the plants are currently in pots. Pictures at http://tinyurl.com/z3lut I am concerned that some of the stems are very thin and the plants get easily blown about in the wind. This is the first time I have grown something from seed and my first experience with Nemesias.I don't want to plant them in the ground and find the plants stems broken by the wind etc What do you reckon I should do ? Thanks. M They need hardening off - put them outside asap !! They are a spindly/floppy sort of plant anyway: http://www.camelotcottages.com/images/NEMESIA.jpg Jenny |
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Spindly Nemesias
"M" [email protected] wrote in message ... I have this year grown "Nemesia" from seed and the plants are currently in pots. Pictures at http://tinyurl.com/z3lut I am concerned that some of the stems are very thin and the plants get easily blown about in the wind. This is the first time I have grown something from seed and my first experience with Nemesias.I don't want to plant them in the ground and find the plants stems broken by the wind etc What do you reckon I should do ? Thanks. M Look fine to me, just stick them out in their pots. Was a bit confused by the picture of the Hebe at first -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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