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Help with Bleeding Heart vine

15 years ago

Hi, I brought this vine home from Fla., potted it up and it's been outside since it's been warm enough. I put in partial sun/shade and although it sprouted leaves from its dodrmant condiiton, it has not done much after that! It's not growing, blooming, nothing.

Any suggestions?

thanks!

deb

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karyn1
15 years ago
Are you talking about a clerodendrum thomsoniae? If so I keep mine in full sun. I water it regularly and feed it every 3 or 4 weeks during the growing season. I let it go dormant in the garage over the winter (I'm in zone 7a). Mine just started getting buds and I'm a few zones warmer then you. I'd just give it some time.
drich30099
Original Author
15 years ago
I believe so, bleeding heart vine, glory bower vine...I moved it to a place where it can get more sun, we'll see what happens. Thanks!
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