My Summer Stock plants (Matthiola incana) look healthy enough but there is no sign of any buds. I sowed them late, in mid June I believe. Can they flower in the autumn? It is between 1 and 7 C outside and dark till 8 a.m. and after 5.30 p.m.. I have them in my kitchen window facing south. Is there anything I can do to get them to bloom? My balcony is glazed, faces south and I try to keep a temperature there of at least 10 C if that would be a better location for them. I would very much like to get them to flower and to be able to coilect seeds from them for next year. Thank you for any help.
kimka
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