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on 26-07-2014 03:47 PM
They are fairly easy to grow from cuttings also.
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on 26-07-2014 03:52 PM
*3,i don't see new reply? has it poofed? or were you thinkin of the wrong thread,maybe?
but hey,thank you! 🙂
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on 26-07-2014 04:41 PM
Thanks am*3. Might have to check out the local nurseries. I looked on the Bourke's backyard website and it looks like far north Qld is not suitable to grow them. Lucky I don't live there then lol. It does say if temp is in the 20's, they need watering twice and day and if temp is in the 30's, water 3 times a day.
Now if I could just find someone who grows them that I can get a cutting off.
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on 26-07-2014 05:44 PM
simone, sadly only one fuschia survived - I had about 35 *sob
Stangely, the only one I have left is known by my daughters name
(not my photo)
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on 26-07-2014 05:45 PM
Hundreds here in NZ, they grow like bushes here 🙂
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on 26-07-2014 05:47 PM
@sineaterdoodah wrote:*3,i don't see new reply? has it poofed? or were you thinkin of the wrong thread,maybe?
but hey,thank you! 🙂
post 114, sin
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on 26-07-2014 06:04 PM
oh! sorry,i had already answered that,from polly,hence the confusion! 🙂
nighters!
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on 26-07-2014 08:08 PM
My fuschias are thriving. In Melbourne too. Neglect and sheer laziness seemed to suit them.
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on 26-07-2014 09:07 PM
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on 26-07-2014 09:16 PM
They look nice in hanging baskets, but you have trim them back a little.
They dont care if you use left over dish water, or water from Washing machine