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A tad upsetMe and hubby went out Saturday night and when I left my fuschia was looking fab. On Sunday morning it looks as tho someone had kicked a ball into the plant pot and snapped a big chunk of my fuschia off  I now have a big gap where we had to take the snapped bits off
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What a shame. I hate kids playing in the street with balls not cause I'm a killjoy but they always do damage either to gardens or cars, and its never property that they live in. |
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Will the snapped bits be any use as cuttings? Can't remember if they propagate easily that way... Just to get some good from the bad, I mean. |
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Yes I think they do propagate very easily from cuttings  |
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I think they do too. Naomi, that's such a thoughtless thing for someone to do. Hopefully the fuchia will recover and push out a new shoot. |
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I'm gonna give the snapped bit to my dad as he's a dab hand at growing plants. Fortunatly the rest of my plants are growing extremely well, especially my Peruvian Lily  |
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