By Tiger1234
Hampshire, United Kingdom
Hi folks, just a thought, once i've moved my fuchsia, should i feed it straight away or wait till it shows signs of life?
- 9 Mar, 2010
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I think i'd work differently, i think i'd move it in the warmer spring months, transplanting it 'by the book' and feed it immediately ..... i'm no expert though.
9 Mar, 2010
I disagree Louise, but then Tiger already knows that from a previous question. Move it immediately, as said earlier, but don't feed till late March/ early April, if for no other reason than it'll be wasted as the plant's not growing currently anyway.
9 Mar, 2010
Ah, thanks Bamboo.
10 Mar, 2010
Nice of you to thank me for disagreeing, Louise, lol! No, I figure if its moved now, and carefully, it won't even notice its been moved as its still mostly "asleep".
10 Mar, 2010
I 'do' thank you for disagreeing !
If folks don't speak up, we/others can't learn :-)
(good job i don't like fuschias or i'd have killed it if it was me !!!)
10 Mar, 2010
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