Perfect! So sweet of you to make a video so clearly answering my question! I had let the basket alone and watched it and became sure of the berries but was still unsure about newly forming buds. I noted that the berries have a flat top but thought ' these tiny new forms might be flat after they develop' ( if that makes sense. I didnt pick- up on that the buds and flowers are at the tips so that was gold info for me. I now see that my plant is LOADED w new buds. I also didnt know to fertilize weekly so will start. The flowers remind me of tiny ballerinas swaying in the breeze. Make me think of the Elton John song Tiny Dancer. Thank you so much!
Greeting's from Ireland, Great video I have two fuchsia black beauty in pots and they are pretty hardy. I feed them once a week with with tomato feed and water them when the top inch is dry. We had a very cold December in 2022 with temperture's of minus ten. To my surprise they bloomed as good as ever the following summer.
I live in TX, should I have them in the sun at all? I try to keep them alive but we struggle 😢 Also, last year, by accident I bought seeds instead of flowers. Any recommendation how to grow them? I tried with half of them but nothing showed
Perfect! So sweet of you to make a video so clearly answering my question! I had let the basket alone and watched it and became sure of the berries but was still unsure about newly forming buds. I noted that the berries have a flat top but thought ' these tiny new forms might be flat after they develop' ( if that makes sense. I didnt pick- up on that the buds and flowers are at the tips so that was gold info for me. I now see that my plant is LOADED w new buds. I also didnt know to fertilize weekly so will start. The flowers remind me of tiny ballerinas swaying in the breeze. Make me think of the Elton John song Tiny Dancer. Thank you so much!
You are so very welcome. Thanks for watching and Happy Gardening
When is the best time to get berries for propagation?
Beautiful fuschia flowers. Thanks for sharing 😊
Greeting's from Ireland, Great video I have two fuchsia black beauty in pots and they are pretty hardy. I feed them once a week with with tomato feed and water them when the top inch is dry. We had a very cold December in 2022 with temperture's of minus ten. To my surprise they bloomed as good as ever the following summer.
Thank you for the most helpful video of all on fuschia
Great video, thank you from England 🇬🇧. 😊💙
Thank you. That was so helpful
hey. why do you remove the green berries? Wouldn't it be better to let it mature before planting?
I live in TX, should I have them in the sun at all? I try to keep them alive but we struggle 😢 Also, last year, by accident I bought seeds instead of flowers. Any recommendation how to grow them? I tried with half of them but nothing showed
Nice Video
Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much! Now I'll make sure not to take all the new buds off my gorgeous fuschia! 🙏🙏🙏
But…. But… the berries are edible??? Why not eat them?? O.o
Harbal plant ❤
Seeds for salé?