Here and now.
By bikerbob
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Hi all, Early last week most of my Fuchsia’s seemed to be well past there best, so Sue and i decided to go mad and have a clear up/out. We went around all the baskets/tubs/planters etc taking off all the Fuchsia heads and seed pods, i take as many as possible off as the flower heads drop.After this we cut a few back and had a few that still had the odd buds, a good water then the next day a good feed with high Potash feed.Lo and behold 7-8 days later loads more Flowers appear (a late flush).
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Well what a wonderful suprise you had, they are all absolutely gorgeous.
25 Sep, 2011
it is a fabulous display ~ when you say high potash feed ~ is there any particular sort i should look for? i have quite a few fuchsias now ~ but nothing like the size of yours.
25 Sep, 2011
Hi Stickitoffee, Most Tomato foods are high in Potash, but the Vitax that i use has twice as much Potash as Nitrogen, ie N-P-K =1-0-2.
25 Sep, 2011
Thank you!
25 Sep, 2011
Your fuchsias are still enjoying themselves. They're puting on a brilliant display.
26 Sep, 2011
they are beautiful, thanks for the potash tip will do that.
26 Sep, 2011
They are amazing still!
26 Sep, 2011
Beautiful i love fuchsias.
27 Sep, 2011
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What a stunning display :o)
25 Sep, 2011