Pansy F1 Mixed just bought 05-10-2013 001
By Balcony
- 8 Oct, 2013
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Pansy F1 Mixed bought on Saturday 5th October in the market square in town.
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I've potted them up & put them on the balcony railings. Today I had to take them down again as we have some very strong & very cold North-easterly winds. If I left them on the railings the wind would have ripped them to sheds.
In a couple of days, once the winds die down again, I'll put them back again.
10 Oct, 2013
lol I saw that you'd beaten me to it when I looked at your other pics, this was the first one I opened.
awk, that wind doesn't sound too good. where are they at the moment, until they're safe to go back up?
10 Oct, 2013
Could you not cover them up with something that would still allow the light to pass through? What about some of those propagator covers but with a few holes in them? Then you would have to tie them down or place something heavy on them, I suppose...hmmm.
14 Oct, 2013
They spent a few days on the balcony floor given a little protection by other bigger pots. I put them back up again yesterday.
GM: I can't cover them while they are on the balcony railings. It's a 3m (10ft) long railing & would be very impractical to cover with anything. I put them on the balcony floor where they had a little more protection from the wind. They are now back on the railings again.
15 Oct, 2013
read something about indivudual pot covers, using three sticks and a plastic bag, the sticks to hold hte bag off the flowers. don't know how the base would be anchored, or how effective it'd be - or how easy to do en masse
15 Oct, 2013
Too much hassle! I'm very lazy! It's easier to take them out of the rings & put them in a little more sheltered position. It's mostly for the present having just been transplanted. They will be fine after a few weeks when they have put out new roots & become established.
18 Oct, 2013
lol simplest is often best - and (hope!) it's not somthing you'd need to do very often.
18 Oct, 2013
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can't wait to see pics of them in their new surroundings!
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