valleylynn said:
Wahoo Bev, look at those babies. You will have to watch them closely, they could also end up blooming. What ever you do, don't pull up/toss the dying parts. I have had them appear to be completely dead and crispy, only to find offsets forming under all the dead leaves.
valleylynn said:It looks like Beta's few offsets are going to bloom.![]()
Good thing I have one healthy plant that is making lots of offsets.![]()
Wahoo Bev, look at those babies. You will have to watch them closely, they could also end up blooming. What ever you do, don't pull up/toss the dying parts. I have had them appear to be completely dead and crispy, only to find offsets forming under all the dead leaves.![]()
Greg I agree with the arach usually being the first to start of the blooming season.
I don't fertilize, and I have some blooming in my old beds that have very depleted soil, so not sure how I feel about the blooming/fertilizer thing.![]()