I intended to ask this question last fall. At least I can recall the question. I had several blooms at the very end of summer that seemed to be very full of fluid. I was very tempted to pop open the blossom in hopes of forcing it to bloom but I didn't. Most did open on their own, some died and fell off. They may have been hit by frost. Is there any advantage of slitting open the bloom at that late in the season, would the flower develop, or is it best left to its own devices?
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