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pbaitch 09-11-2002 09:20 PM

Miiserable fuchsias in pots
 
Hi,
I have 3 fuchsias about 3 years old in 30 cm pots ( one in each) on my patio
where they have had plenty of sun and watering. This season, there has been
a pretty poor show of flowers and they have not sent out any new shoots. I
have a feeling that they would be happier in the flower bed. Am I right? Do
they like more space than I have given them?
Thank you.

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Regards,
Brian



Carol Russell 09-11-2002 10:31 PM

Miiserable fuchsias in pots
 

"pbaitch" wrote in message
news:80fz9.4889$dz2.478847@stones...
Hi,
I have 3 fuchsias about 3 years old in 30 cm pots ( one in each) on my

patio
where they have had plenty of sun and watering. This season, there has

been
a pretty poor show of flowers and they have not sent out any new shoots. I
have a feeling that they would be happier in the flower bed. Am I right?

Do
they like more space than I have given them?
Thank you.

--
Regards,
Brian


Hi Brian
You didn't mention feeding them, lack of feeding will lead to poor flowering
and poor growth, it would also lead to leak discoloration.


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Chris Stewart 10-11-2002 12:03 AM

Miiserable fuchsias in pots
 

"pbaitch" wrote in message
news:80fz9.4889$dz2.478847@stones...
Hi,
I have 3 fuchsias about 3 years old in 30 cm pots ( one in each) on my

patio
where they have had plenty of sun and watering. This season, there has

been
a pretty poor show of flowers and they have not sent out any new shoots. I
have a feeling that they would be happier in the flower bed. Am I right?

Do
they like more space than I have given them?
Thank you.

--
Regards,
Brian

Hi Brian,

I've had the same plants in pots for 4 years now (in
Aberdeen). They sit out in all weathers, but every spring I prune them, give
them a bit of protection to cut down on any frost damage, and give them a
regular feed - you can get specialised ones, but my plants seem to enjoy
tomorite once a week or so from May / June onwards till Sept

Chris S




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