Fuschia
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by alankhart on June 25, 2006 08:02 AM
Fushias don't do well as houseplants and they get messy dropping their blooms, but it can still be done. Like other houseplants in winter, water only when needed and don't fertilize because you don't want to stimulate new growth in winter. Fertilize now on a weekly or biweekly basis with a water soluable fertilizer.
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by dodge on June 25, 2006 12:11 PM
Lorrie
I have tried wintering those over, it did ok..But when spring and summer came it was not near as nice as the first year........They are not easy , in my book.![[shocked]](im/graemlins/shock.gif)
Maybe my cold zone does that.
dodge
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I have tried wintering those over, it did ok..But when spring and summer came it was not near as nice as the first year........They are not easy , in my book.
Maybe my cold zone does that.
dodge
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by LorrieG on June 30, 2006 02:55 AM
Thank you for your answers. Would It be better if I planted them in the ground before winter? How would they do living on the front porch? We have plastic around 3 sides of the porch, would they be warm enough? I really want them to be as pretty next year as they are now.
Thank you
Lorrie
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Thank you
Lorrie
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I would like to know how to care from them in the winter? What kind of plant food do I feed it, and how often?
Thank You
LorrieG
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