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My 2-yr-old GoldRush has its 1st flower buds -- what should I do?
Comments (5)In that case go ahead and enjoy the blossom, then pick the fruitlets off afterwards. The reason that I don't think you have to worry about the blossom distracting the tree from growing is that many apple trees will naturally drop some fruitlets in June if they realise they have set too many - so you are just helping the natural process. MM111 has a reputation for being the opposite of precocious so you are doing well to get blossom at this age....See MoreMy Red Aglaonema has a flower bud on it!!!
Comments (7)The spathe and spadix configuration is common in most(all?) aroids. Examples including(but not limited to) aglaonema,alocasia,anthurium,caladium,colocasia,dieffenbachia,epipremnum,monstera,philodendron,spathiphylum,xanthosoma,etc. They all have some version of it or another. :) This post was edited by asleep_in_the_garden on Thu, May 16, 13 at 11:08...See MoreHydrangea has lots of flower buds but they do not bloom
Comments (40)this is one of the most interesting threads that I have read. I have limelights. 4 plants, planted at same time, came from same nursery and planted adjacent to each other. They are mature plants now. 2 bloomed profusely this year. The other 2 have scores of "blooms" which did not "open up" or rather "fully develop". (Very similar to the stories above.) We could not figure out how 4 identical plants, planted at same time, same age, same variety, same light, same pruning technique and same location could produce extravagant blossoming blooms on 2 plants and stunted blooms that never mature on the other 2. This at least gives me two theories, (different moisture and sterile blooms). I did notice that the bees were going CRAZY on the plants that bloomed more profusely....See MoreMy Lenten Rose has flower buds!
Comments (3)I'm not sure which Hellebore I have but it has been blooming since early Dec. Well, it was until zero temps nipped the flowers back. And it made about 2 dozen babies that I am going to spread around next spring. Just wish it was fragrant. When I was in Italy in Jan ten years ago, I saw a large bed of Hellebores blooming--with nighttime temps around 20 F--and they were fragrant, subtly, not overpoweringly, but still wonderful for the middle of the winter. Can't find out what they were--creamy blooms....See Moreforever_a_newbie_VA8
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