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Finally. I find that on all flowers, if you want them to last as long as possible, keep them in shady spot and do not let the water get on the flower.One of the cuttingsView attachment 403179
Finally. I find that on all flowers, if you want them to last as long as possible, keep them in shady spot and do not let the water get on the flower.One of the cuttingsView attachment 403179
Yeah, I should have moved them, pouring down here at the moment.Nice! If you can keep the flowers dry they will last a REALLY long time. Mine on the mother plants are already damage from a couple rain storms we had recently.
You have some good growth already. That one in the second pic will have some good movement. Remember to wire early while the branches are still flexible.The mama plants are fending for themselves in the garage. The cuttings are inside under the lights. View attachment 415081View attachment 415082View attachment 415083
Hi, do you still have any of these daisies for sale?You have some good growth already. That one in the second pic will have some good movement. Remember to wire early while the branches are still flexible.
Yes, I still have them available. They are currently in the hoop tunnel. I can pull them out once the snow melts if you're interested.Hi, do you still have any of these daisies for sale?
OK, Sent you a PM.Yes, I still have them available. They are currently in the hoop tunnel. I can pull them out once the snow melts if you're interested.
Looking good! Mine are buried in snow. I'm curious how far they'll die back.The mama plants are fending for themselves in the garage. The cuttings are inside under the lights. View attachment 415081View attachment 415082View attachment 415083
My mother plants are out under the snow as well. I will assess once the snow melts.Looking good! Mine are buried in snow. I'm curious how far they'll die back.
Save one for me!Yes, I still have them available. They are currently in the hoop tunnel. I can pull them out once the snow melts if you're interested.
I have yours put aside in the hoop tunnelSave one for me!
Good growth there!Mine didn't die back like I expected here in Maine! No crazy protection aside from mulching in with leaves.
One is stronger than the other because it had access to some extra dirt in secondary pot. The stronger one is pushing, and the weaker one has barely done anything yet.
Here's the stronger one, I cut them both back a bit in the early fall just for ease of handling:
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Good growth there!
You can always throw a frost blanket over to protect it for a night.I think I'll have to repot them and give those roots some more space to breath, but we have plenty more frosts coming.