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19-10-2007, 10:17 PM
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Chrysanthemum cut flowers have taken root!
I have a vase full of shop bought chrysanthemum flowers that have decided to sprout roots! I noticed the roots about two weeks ago and have just kept freshening the water. The flower stems are about a foot long. Has anyone any advice about how/when I should plant them? Do I pot them up and keep them indoors or can they go outdoors at this stage? Thanks!
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17-11-2007, 10:21 PM
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Chrysanthemum cut flowers have taken root!
BlueFlower wrote:
I have a vase full of shop bought chrysanthemum flowers that have decided to sprout roots! I noticed the roots about two weeks ago and have just kept freshening the water. The flower stems are about a foot long. Has anyone any advice about how/when I should plant them? Do I pot them up and keep them indoors or can they go outdoors at this stage? Thanks! HI Blue flower Pot the cuttings and cut them back to 4 layers of leaves. Feed with 10 50 10 and keep in a bright window or grow lites. Let me know how it goes. Derryl |
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18-11-2007, 02:47 PM
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Derryl wrote:
HI Blue flower Pot the cuttings and cut them back to 4 layers of leaves. Feed with 10 50 10 and keep in a bright window or grow lites. Let me know how it goes. Derryl Hi Derryl Thanks very much for this - I will try what you suggest and keep you posted... BlueFlower |
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