I still don't know how long the wait should be for the anthuriums to bloom. I found this site on tips of how to make the plant bloom. They're still very green although a couple leaves have turned up yellow and according to my research, it was because the plants were in the direct path of the sun. Anthuriums like to be in the shade and receive diffuse sunlight since they are plants found under the canopies of great trees.
Petunias, however, love the sun and brightness. I happened to find a good site about Petunias called the Onlinegardenertips.com and I'm also acquainting myself to the term deadheading.
This video of Pruning Petunias was very helpful from douggreensgarden.com.
Petunias look very nice, although I don't have a green thumb myself.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are and I just hope they survive too.
ReplyDeleteHi Raine, I have gardener friends who hired my daughter (when she was home) to come by and dead head even if they were away but a day or two. It's also a great technique to create potent "sin semilla!"
ReplyDeleteHi Raine, thanks for stopping by my blog. Wow, we still have snow on the ground, it will be a while before petunias make their first appearance here!
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