Re: Plants Ready for rebloom
- Subject: Re: Plants Ready for rebloom
- From: i*@aim.com
- Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2008 23:37:18 -0400
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I was checking fans of Immortaality and Queen Dorothy. Both plants that rebloom reliably her in Aug/Sep and known to be summer rebloomers.
They both had fans in clumps with 8 and 9 leaves, but no signs of rebloom. Still the temperature in evenings are from 7-12 C every night. Last year I noted rebloom on Immortality after evenings were minimum of about 15C. I
With no signs of rebloom as of yet, I'm suspecting the warmer nights are needed by these cultivars, and probably all summer reebloomers in order to stimulate rebloom. They certainly have the plant growth and development needed so that is not the sole requirement.
Could anyone keeping night temperatures try and se if they conect this to initiation of flower stalk development?
Chuck Chapman Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:46:52 -0400 From: irischapman@aim.com Subject: [iris] Re:Plants ready for rebloom Plants are ready for rebloom when 6-7 leaves in fan. This count includes any leaves that have dies. I was counting leaves on bloomstalks and always got 6 or 7. The count included all dead leaves plus the leaves on the flower stalk. I was also counting leaves on the SDB rebloom and same count. Thus, you can now evaluate if the summer bloomers are ready for rebloom but just waiting for right conditions. I was going to check Immortality tonight but skeetres were too hungry. Rebloom should occur about 2 weeks after event that triggers rebloom Could those people interested in rebloom triggers start checking their summer rebloomers for leaf count? Thanks Chuck Chapman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off this list, send email to majordomo@hort.net with the message text UNSUBSCRIBE IRIS
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