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... vivid any time of the day and at any season of the year. During the dormant period, she keeps vigorous and in control. The shape of the bush is well rounded, full ...
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PlanetaCactus: Cactus annual cycle
... of the pots. The first months of the growth period are the best time to root plants and saw seeds. During the period of growth a brief pause takes place, when the ... can enter their dormant period. During this period, that takes place at the cold time, the plants harden their new growths and areolas get invigorated. Plants who gets their dormancy period, tolerate cold much ...
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How Do I Grow & Propagate Christmas Cactus - Arizona Gardening
... stated above. Don't let your plant dry out completely. Do not fertilize during this dormant period. ========================================== Here is some more info on Christmas & Thanksgiving Cactus Written by: Gardenweb member grant_in_arizona ... any plants from indoors to out, or vice versa, that you do so over a period of several days so that the plant doesn't go into shock. Repotting Christmas ...
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Newbie with lots of plants! - Cacti & Succulents Forum - GardenWeb
... tolerate cold down to about 25F with out water for approx. 6 months, during their dormant period. Not all of these species are the same. This you will need to study and ...
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VFT in dorm room - Carnivorous Plants Forum - GardenWeb
... doing. So, I've read a lot about how VFTs need a dormant period to survive. I live in Delaware, which has temperamental winters--they can ... up in a plastic bubble, I'd give it a small open period to eventually 'harden' it to a normal atmosphere, where it can remain ... if the general consensus is that my little VFT won't necessarily go dormant this year. It's still looking pretty green with just a few ...
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VFT flowering and dormancy - Carnivorous Plants Forum - GardenWeb
... are about the same, and it is enough to make them go dormant so just leave it outside. Actually last year my plant seemed to ... /sunny light then keep growing your plant there meanwhile. it may go dormant next following fall of 2007. your growing method sounds convincing. man.. wish ... , 06 at 7:04 Hi I've tried many methods for the required dormant period a real problem for me as I'm in zone 10 lol ...
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Which plant eats fruit flies now? - Carnivorous Plants Forum - GardenWeb
... VFTs need bigger prey. Is there a type that is less likely to require a dormant period during the winter? If the fruit flies don't make it inside during the winter ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties: Saffron
... cycle ends, the leaves die down, and the underground bulb goes "dormant"; then, with the return of autumn, the bulb breaks dormancy and ... for any nontrivial amount of time during the plant's dormant period. If a dormant saffron bulb sits in wet soil, it will very quickly ... they are in their growth stage (but never while they're dormant), water them lightly every other day. Cultivate shallowly with a ...
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... tree that forms large vessels first in the growing period and smaller vessels later. Wide and narrow rays radiate ... dormant period nine years before it was cut. The barrier zone boundary between the growth increments indicates a wound during the dormant period. A wound during the growing period ... after wounding. When trees are wounded during the growing period, it is possible to date the wound to ...
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Gardening Tips- Dormant Plants- The Helpful Gardener
... | japanese gardening | hydrangea care | lilacs | garden design | home Gardening Tips- Dormant Plants Gardening tips: The Helpful Gardener brings the pleasure ... dormant period that to delete it can harm the plant, and that is the main thrust of this article. Whether the plant goes dormant ... not going dormant.” Au contraire, mon ami, the fact that it is an evergreen plant makes the dormant period even ...
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