What kind of #fuchsia is this?
I found it outside and thought it looked cute, so I potted it. What kind of fuchsia is it?
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4ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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Sorry that is a really hard question ton to answer without an open flower there are just so many varietiesxx vs and hybrids out there.
I will let you know though that they do need to experience a dormancy period or else the won’t bloom as well the following year. Although you don’t want it outside in freezing temps. You do want it placed by a cold window etc so it thinks it’s going dormant. You want to give it less light, less water and cooler temps. And trick it into dormancy when indoors. This process is called overwintering and it vital to have a healthy indoor fushia. It does not need a full dormancy but you do want to prune it a bit way you will get a full bloom next year.
I will let you know though that they do need to experience a dormancy period or else the won’t bloom as well the following year. Although you don’t want it outside in freezing temps. You do want it placed by a cold window etc so it thinks it’s going dormant. You want to give it less light, less water and cooler temps. And trick it into dormancy when indoors. This process is called overwintering and it vital to have a healthy indoor fushia. It does not need a full dormancy but you do want to prune it a bit way you will get a full bloom next year.