Thanks for that...I have a 'bush dance' and have been wondering why it won't
flower....it's a full shade apparently! Much appreciated!
>> Several of the new flowers on my Bush Gem have cream-coloured crumbly
>> tops to the flowers where they were once red. It covers about 3/5 of the
>> flower starting at the tip and stopping a little short of the base of the
>> flower head.
>>
>> This white section has completely come away on several flowers, making
>> them look as though they've been snipped down to a butt and leaving a
>> narrow white ring on the rim of each severed flower.
>>
>> I had been watering them fairly lightly before and recently decided to
>> change to deep heavier watering. Could it be a water issue or is it
>> something else?
>>
>> The new set of flowers which have replaced the first set (which were
>> there when I bought the plants), are much smaller that the original set,
>> with fewer buds on each stem.
>>
>>
>> Cynthia.
>>
> There is some good info at the website of the people that developed the
> new varieties here:
> http://www.ramm.com.au/plantcat.php?category=5
> http://www.ramm.com.au/doco/categories/category_434b40cb6fd81.pdf
> Liam.
>
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>> tops to the flowers where they were once red. It covers about 3/5 of the
>> flower starting at the tip and stopping a little short of the base of the
>> flower head.
>>
>> This white section has completely come away on several flowers, making
>> them look as though they've been snipped down to a butt and leaving a
>> narrow white ring on the rim of each severed flower.
>>
>> I had been watering them fairly lightly before and recently decided to
>> change to deep heavier watering. Could it be a water issue or is it
>> something else?
>>
>> The new set of flowers which have replaced the first set (which were
>> there when I bought the plants), are much smaller that the original set,
>> with fewer buds on each stem.
>>
>>
>> Cynthia.
>>
> There is some good info at the website of the people that developed the
> new varieties here:
> http://www.ramm.com.au/plantcat.php?category=5
> http://www.ramm.com.au/doco/categories/category_434b40cb6fd81.pdf
> Liam.
>