CULT: Bloom Out, Preventing
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- Subject: CULT: Bloom Out, Preventing
- From: L*
- Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 08:15:50 -0700
I would like ideas on how to
encourage Iris which look like they are heading towards bloom out, to start
growing new plant growth! I apologize if this has been discussed before
and I didn't catch it. I have a guest garden for our Region's Spring
garden tour meeting for next year. I am looking at my guest bed plants
which are blooming nicely the first year, and see a few problems.
The vast majority are showing nice increase on the plants, however, I have a few
that are blooming on the single rhizome with no sign of new
increase.
The only ideas I have heard
in years past is to throw extra fertilizer on the plant. If any of you
have successful ideas and/or what not to do, I would appreciate your
comments. Thanks.
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