Up in Santa Rosa I have California Fuchsias doing very well in two diferent pots. They need water, but grow really well and bloom for extended periods. One is Catalina, not sure what the other is.
Interesting to see all the plants he's grown in containers, but I wish more of the talk was about HOW he did it. At one point he just casually mentions he has to dig them up once a year and cut their roots back ... that seems like the most important kind of information here and be barely touches on it! Do all native plants in containers need root trimming? How much root should be left? How do you know when the plant is old enough to need that? I feel more confused than I did before I started the video!
Up in Santa Rosa I have California Fuchsias doing very well in two diferent pots. They need water, but grow really well and bloom for extended periods. One is Catalina, not sure what the other is.
Interesting to see all the plants he's grown in containers, but I wish more of the talk was about HOW he did it. At one point he just casually mentions he has to dig them up once a year and cut their roots back ... that seems like the most important kind of information here and be barely touches on it! Do all native plants in containers need root trimming? How much root should be left? How do you know when the plant is old enough to need that? I feel more confused than I did before I started the video!
Dudleya Gnoma is from Santa Rosa Island, one of the Channel Islands of California correct not Baja ?