Author Topic: Saggy lupins.  (Read 1365 times)

carolinej

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Saggy lupins.
« on: May 18, 2007, 22:59:17 »
I grew a lupin from a mixed bag of seeds last year. it was very floppy, so I supported it with a short cane, but then the top flopped over when it was too tall, and I didnt notice. This year, it is strong and flowering, but bent over.

Can I give it a radical prune when it finishes flowering, or do I have to live with a wonky lupin?

Thanks

cj :)

valmarg

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Re: Saggy lupins.
« Reply #1 on: May 18, 2007, 23:55:13 »
Well cj, yes you can give your lupin a radical pruning when it has flowered, to encourage a second flush.

The questions I would ask are, do you like the colour etc of the flower?  Is the flower something you would like to keep?

If the answer to both is no, then I would sling it!!

valmarg

 

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