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Late-season inflo

Atascabaman (Central CA 9a)

5 years ago

So I've had my Lemon Yellow for 4 years, it's a five-foot-tall stick, lol. Now it's pushing a last-minute inflo! It seems like it knows the time is short, the inflo has been growing very quickly. Looks like a lot of the blooms may fall off, though. Hoping I get at least a couple blooms!

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luis_pr
5 years ago
Good luck. It should be interesting to see what happens to these blooms compared to blooms from earlier in the year.
HU-826425633
5 years ago
Hi, I have late season ”inflow” on my Diva, Inca Gold and a deep red one (don’t know the name). The yellow and multicolor will bloom, I think, but not sure season will support full bloom on the red. am in San Diego and wonder why the red and darker color plants start budding so late in the season. Anybody have any ideas?
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