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Why Are There No Fuchias ?


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#1 DEVATSAR

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Posted 2012-01-29 11:22:46

Hi all,

I cant find or see any fuchias here in LOS, do they not sell / grow them ? , PUZZLING

any body know the anwser, I thought the growing conditions out here would be ideal, as long there watered well

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#2 Goshawk

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Posted 2012-01-29 21:32:21

if you're in Chiangmai, go to Bhubing Palace. Extensive beds of fuchsia to be found around the main house.

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Posted 2012-01-30 09:06:12

Thyey can certainly be found up here in the garden centres and some parks, though i haven't seen many in private gardens.  Cool up here in winter in Chiangrai?

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Posted 2012-01-30 11:44:37

View Postharsu, on 2012-01-30 09:06:12, said:

Thyey can certainly be found up here in the garden centres and some parks, though i haven't seen many in private gardens.  Cool up here in winter in Chiangrai?

Problem is i live in Pattaya, never seen them here, any ideas, hardy fuchias can basically live anywhere, no problem there, semi hardy would thrive out here im sure

#5 F1fanatic

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Posted 2012-01-30 14:08:52

I wondered the same thing.

Perhaps the humidity would make them v vulnerable to all sorts of pests and problems?

I don't know - I just wondered.

#6 samuijimmy

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Posted 2012-01-31 20:29:44

Many plants need the cooler night temperatures... that's why you'll find them in the higher elevations or areas in the north of Thailand, or even in places like Cameron Highlands  or Sabah which have  higher  elevations / locations in Malaysia....

It's got to drop below 15c at night or there about's ... for many things like fuchsias, geraniums, etc to do well... Posted Image Sad but true!

#7 appleman

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Posted 2012-02-05 11:30:28

Lots of Fuchias on top of Doi Intanon, some rhododendrons too.



 


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