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| Beautiful! There are fuscias around here, but sold as an annual hanging plant. It's too hard to keep them over the winter inside. Yours are so pretty! It sure pays to live where you do.
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| Bringing them inside is usually the quickest way to kill them, in my experience. The ricatorii (Big Pink, as I call it) is a hardy fuchsia and withstand cold, so here, it usually blooms year round. I let it go dormant last fall since we were moving, and it's ENORMOUS even when its sleeping!
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That's why they're pretty much disposable around here.
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| That's I couldn't grow them in the Midwest - much too hot and much too cold. They're often sold as houseplants - as a joke, I suspect!
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| I use to have them but the fuchsia mites got them. I didn't plant them for a few years then tried them again. Same problem. I don't like to use poisons and know of no organic that will kill them so gave up. Now I grow hanging begonias. Orchid: do you have mites & if so, how do you deal with them? |
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| I love fuschias but can't grow them here...way too hot. Every spring, the big box stores will get them in and every year, I'm tempted until I recall how many I lost since living out here. So for now, I get to drool over pics like yours and will keep them on my wish list for someday. Your plants are gorgeous! Thanks for these pics! ![]() |
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