Re: Acnistis australis

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• Subject: Re: Acnistis australis
• From: d*@cdmas.crc.fmlh.edu (Don Martinson)
• Date: Mon, 28 Jul 1997 10:52:53 -0600
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More on acnistis:

I also grew some from T&M.  Living in the upper Midwest, I had to force
them into dormancy during the winter.  They would bloom when they broke
dormancy in the spring, but nothing more for the rest of the year - I
finally gave up on them.  Perhaps they needed heavier feeding or just the
stress of the forced dormancy was too much and they would perform better in
a milder climate.

Don Martinson
dmartin@cdmas.crc.fmlh.edu

"Existing order thrives upon ignorance and lies.
Objective truth and individual reason are feared above all."

Jimmy Johnson - "Arlo & Janis"

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