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non flowering fushcia

Posted by lorraine bush on July 8, 2010 at 7:25pm
can anybody help, client has a fushcia that flowered for two years now nothing for two, it is a very healthy mid green colour, no visible bugs, healthy roots, fed twice a year, pots not to big or to small, not pot bound, no visible shock of any sort, i am at a loss as to what to tell her, any ideas out there many thankslorraine bush truro
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  • Nick Donaghey @ Garden Gurus July 8, 2010 at 7:49pm
    Hi Lorraine,

    Has it been pruned at all? What kind of feed is it getting?

    Is it a variegated fuchsia or a dark-leaved variety (eg "Thalia"?)
  • HM GARDENS July 8, 2010 at 9:41pm
    Might need a shock treatment and may flower for survival??? boost pottasium feed
  • Claire Brown July 8, 2010 at 9:58pm
    if a fuchsia has been around that long, it is a hardy plant, and probably won't appreciate being in a pot still, - tomato food and planting it out should shock it into flowering, - but it is still early in the season for fuchsias this year.
  • lorraine bush July 9, 2010 at 11:01am
    its not to early all my fuchsias are flowering and this is cornwall so everyting is a little earlier thank you for all your replys, dont know the type as i have never seen it flower, but it is a hardy one, all the clients other fuchsias are flowering loverly, dont think she has done anything she should, she does prune but will recommennd another feed and maybe potting up to a bigger pot though it is not pot bound

    Claire Brown said:
    if a fuchsia has been around that long, it is a hardy plant, and probably won't appreciate being in a pot still, - tomato food and planting it out should shock it into flowering, - but it is still early in the season for fuchsias this year.
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