she is beautiful but not giving me the change to orange. Probably just to darned hot
forgot to say it is 5th Dimension
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Oh Kelllllllllllllllllllllll
I've had that one in the past and you are right, the color changed with the temperature all the time.
(edited because I can't spell.)
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I like it just the way it is! how beautiful
Donna, that one is a great one for hybridizing I hear. carries over the gray/lav centers.
Oh Donna, David just emailed me to see if you got the plants and if you liked them. I will tell him YES! He said this one had a lot of buds but the other didn't.
I see when it is orange too on google, both are sure pretty!
Oh Kell I love it. It has been blooming its head off. 1 or 2 blooms everyday. It likes me lol. I found it is orange early morning then changes to yellow
Spectacular Donna. Do you have your hibbys in pots or the ground?
In pots. I have to over winter them
I love 5th Dimension. I lost mine over the winter and didn't replace this year. Maybe next year. All my blooms looked exactly like yours. Mine never had any of the orangish coloring I have seen in other photos. She's a beaut.
Dott
How big a pot do you have them in? I am wondering if I should pot mine in bigger pots.
That is one gorgeous bloom.
How many hibiscus do you have??
Kell's pot size question is a good one; I am curious too.
one thing about pot size is a sure killer for Hibiscus. Dont' repot your hibiscus untill it is rootbound, especially when small and only go to the next size pot until you get up to a 5 gal pot that is rootbound, then you can go ahead and put it in what ever pot you plan on being permanat like a 20 or 30 gal. This has been my experience anyway
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