Thank you for the video!! I am in MN in the states, zone 4, and I don’t have a green house do you think they could live inside in a window for the winter?
Thanks mate for your tip , I have some sitting in hanging baskets 2 ,and still flowering I just found out that they where perineals Greetz from Holland take care and happy gardening
Can I keep them in indoors in a window during the winter? Ive got one that I tried to leave ouside but it was unhappy so I brought it inside where its been puting out so many flowers. Being in canada Im not sure if our basment will be too cold for it to overwinter
Hi..i live in Canada and tried to overwinter my fuschia plants in a cool and dark basement overwinter since we have harsh winters..i would water them periodically but not too often .so couple weeks ago I reported them and pruned them to about 3 inches tall..they basically are just brown sticks..will they come back or are they dead..i don't know if I did it right or wrong..plz help..thank you
Hi, I live in Canada (zone 3) too and have had some complete disasters as well as some success when overwintering tender perennials. The content provided here is the best information I have come across since starting this. There are too many content providers that are too "forceful" when overwintering. I have found that they prune off too much of the vital energy the plant needs to survive. At times I believe even repotting is too harsh a treatment. I just move my fuchsias into the garage until the temperature drops to freezing. Then I put them in my basement until April. I keep a pail of water in my garage to water my plants a little. When the water just starts to freeze over then I move them in. I just shake off all the dead leaves before doing so. As we get closer to Summer, a good month before the last frost, we should be waking up our fuchsias. I know they aren't the best to have in the window but it is necessary. It will be just a stick with some desiccated branches. Just prune off the darkest branches and start them up with a drink. Or you can just wait and the plant will show you where to prune. Just cut above where the leaves appear. They require a bit of a head start on the year or else it will not get enough energy to do over the following year.
Keep an eye on the weather forecast and before the first frost (usually in November) bring tender fuchsias into a frost-free space - a greenhouse, garage, shed or basement is ideal. They don't need light when they're overwintering.
Thank you for the video!!
I am in MN in the states, zone 4, and I don’t have a green house do you think they could live inside in a window for the winter?
As long as it wasn't too hot cheers
Have to check mine for vine weevils when getting ready for overwintering .
I have checked today and thrown the ones with vine weevil away. Annual event.
Thanks mate for your tip , I have some sitting in hanging baskets 2 ,and still flowering I just found out that they where perineals Greetz from Holland take care and happy gardening
Can I keep them in indoors in a window during the winter? Ive got one that I tried to leave ouside but it was unhappy so I brought it inside where its been puting out so many flowers. Being in canada Im not sure if our basment will be too cold for it to overwinter
Worth a try
Wow so beautiful planting. nice share 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
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Never tried over wintering them ray! Will give it a go. Danny.
Hi..i live in Canada and tried to overwinter my fuschia plants in a cool and dark basement overwinter since we have harsh winters..i would water them periodically but not too often
.so couple weeks ago I reported them and pruned them to about 3 inches tall..they basically are just brown sticks..will they come back or are they dead..i don't know if I did it right or wrong..plz help..thank you
Did it work?
Wondering if I should keep in a window or the dark
Hi, I live in Canada (zone 3) too and have had some complete disasters as well as some success when overwintering tender perennials. The content provided here is the best information I have come across since starting this. There are too many content providers that are too "forceful" when overwintering. I have found that they prune off too much of the vital energy the plant needs to survive. At times I believe even repotting is too harsh a treatment. I just move my fuchsias into the garage until the temperature drops to freezing. Then I put them in my basement until April. I keep a pail of water in my garage to water my plants a little. When the water just starts to freeze over then I move them in. I just shake off all the dead leaves before doing so.
As we get closer to Summer, a good month before the last frost, we should be waking up our fuchsias. I know they aren't the best to have in the window but it is necessary. It will be just a stick with some desiccated branches. Just prune off the darkest branches and start them up with a drink. Or you can just wait and the plant will show you where to prune. Just cut above where the leaves appear. They require a bit of a head start on the year or else it will not get enough energy to do over the following year.
@@krisyallowega5487 - Thank you so much for the helpful and detailed tips!
Thank you for this
Can they be stored in the dark. In my garage for instance, or do they still need light?
Keep an eye on the weather forecast and before the first frost (usually in November) bring tender fuchsias into a frost-free space - a greenhouse, garage, shed or basement is ideal. They don't need light when they're overwintering.
@@GardeningforBeginners Thanks bud. Much appreciated.
To me it looks like it hurts him to start taking off the flowers. At least that is how I feel.