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  1. wiseowl

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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Unusual colour Woo, is that a bud behind.
     
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    Hi Pete Yes Mate its a Bud The Problem is they keeping falling off for some Reason.
     
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    Any great temperature or watering changes Woo? The usual cause of bud drop is extreme environmental variations.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    I agree with John.
    They also say moving the plant once the buds start to form can make them drop, something to do with the light coming from a different angle.
     
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    Thanks John,Pete It has,nt been moved Watering remains the same But Mrs Woo in her Infinite Wisdom has had the Central Heating on the last week first time this year I personally cannot stand It But could this be a Valid Reason.Thanks [​IMG]
     
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    Perhaps you should put it on earlier next year. :D
     
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    Hi Pete Its Not going on at all next year I have promised Mrs Owl some new Thermals for her Birthday. :D
     
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    Again Woo, you could put it on low in October and plant your tender annuals on the first of January. :D
     
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    Hi John I think I,ll Hang on to my tender annuals
    for a bit longer than January. :D
     
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