First hernandezii..
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- iann
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Re: First hernandezii..
Still flowering:
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Re: First hernandezii..
Budding up too:
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- Geoff Lovell
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Re: First hernandezii..
Same as Phil mine are budding and ready to go in only a few days time, sunshine permitting!
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Re: First hernandezii..
Surprised mine are doing so well Geoff, they haven't been repoted in 3 years and hardly get any feed, I'll have to treat them to new homes:)
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Re: First hernandezii..
To be honest,if they are on their own roots, they are better (and safer) underpotted I think.
David
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Re: First hernandezii..
Good advice David.
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Re: First hernandezii..
Yes that's the main reason I haven't repotted them but no harm in renewing the potting mix, they're only in 2" pots anyhow.
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Re: First hernandezii..
Great flowers and photos Vic!