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Homeowner Forum / Lawn and Garden / July 2008Lupin question.
Hello everyone, I planted some lupins in March & it said on the see packet that they should be flowering next spring. I currently have the in pots as I didn't want to risk planting them out until I was sure the would survive slugs. Now however, there are at least two lupin flower on the plants. What does this early flowering mean, what should I d next? I'm a complete novice so any advice would be welcome -- Freedom_Spark Freedom_Spark;803926 Wrote: > Hello everyone, I planted some lupins in March & it said on the see > packet that they should be flowering next spring. I currently have the > in pots as I didn't want to risk planting them out until I was sure the > would survive slugs. Now however, there are at least two lupin flower > on the plants. What does this early flowering mean, what should I d > next? I'm a complete novice so any advice would be welcome. i have a one plant in flower it is a pretty purple one and i am s proud of i -- agentelrond agentelrond;804022 Wrote: > i have a one plant in flower it is a pretty purple one and i am so prou > of it Mine are pink, so is this normal then? I'll just be proud of mine a well -- Freedom_Spark Freedom_Spark;803926 Wrote: > Hello everyone, I planted some lupins in March & it said on the see > packet that they should be flowering next spring. I currently have the > in pots as I didn't want to risk planting them out until I was sure the > would survive slugs. Now however, there are at least two lupin flower > on the plants. What does this early flowering mean, what should I d > next? I'm a complete novice so any advice would be welcome. Christopher Lloyd always grew lupins as annuals as they did not last i his soil. If the pots they are in are large enough, leave them but take off th flower stem to encourage root growth -- beccabunga |
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