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lots of blooms

18 years ago

general sikorski rally starting to take off.can someone tell me how to post a pic directly to the message?thanks in advance

Here is a link that might be useful:

Comments (10)

  • 18 years ago

    Beautiful!
    To post direct, go to Photobucket,My Albums,put checkmark with pix you want to show.Go to bottom of page click on Generate HTML,choose the first code,copy code, go to post message(GW forum) paste code into the post message field. These will be clickable thumbnails. Good for people that have dial-up. Plus, everyone else can make pic bigger. Hope I explained it OK.

    Theresa

  • 18 years ago

    You have to use HTML tags to link the photo. Substitute for the parentheses

    (img src=paste photo URL here )

  • 18 years ago

    All you have to do is copy the HTML code or third code down on the right side of the picture and paste it into your post.

    {{gwi:594739}}

  • 18 years ago

    Your "General" is GORGEOUS!!..Jeanne

  • 18 years ago

    Beautiful! The petals shine like silk!

    Tracy

  • 18 years ago

    i will give it a try this is sweet autumn i got from qvc thanks for the tips on posting pics everyone {{gwi:594740}}

  • 18 years ago

    The blooms on your GS are so lovely! How much sun does it get?

    Samina

  • 18 years ago

    That GS is gorgeous! Is it really that beautiful shade of light blue or is it more lavender IRL?

  • 18 years ago

    it gets about six hours of sun sachow.and the pic represents its true colors violetta, light blue lavender is what i would say also,unfortunately this week we had a heat wave and all the young buds on its right side wilted. lost about half of the plant.not sure why? it was watered well. all my other clems did fine.maybe because i have it up against the house it got to hot. anybody have any ideas why? is this the beginning of the dreaded wilt?should i trim of the wilted stems? any advice would be appriciated.

  • 18 years ago

    Tommydee, if the plant responds to watering and perks back up, then it is not the dreaded clematis wilt but the plant just wilted back due to the extreme heat. If watering does not remedy the situation, I recommend trimming the wilted parts back and discarding them.

    If it is planted in a pot no bigger than the one that you have your SAC planted in, you need a much bigger pot. Neither GS or especially SAC are well suited to pot culture, especially pots that are no bigger than what you have SAC planted in. At the least, that SAC needs to go into the ground.

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