Reflowering Cyms
ifraser25
11 years ago
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I have a dozen large, mature Cyms. 7 flower regularly every year. 2 flower irregularly ie. once every 2 or 3 years and 3 have never reflowered. I have heard that some clones, those that have been bred from Chinese and Japanese varieties, require very cold winter temperatures to reflower, which we do not get, though this year has been colder than average. I'm sorry I don't know what mine are. They are all noids. I have also heard that some varieties flower better if they are allowed to completely dry out during the winter. A friend of mine has excellent results mounting Cyms, though they are mostly the miniature variety. I know this is not the standard treatment for Cyms and it will require some solid cord! I will also have to divide them up to a more manageable size. I'm just wondering if this might work, however...
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