May 2017
6:06pm, 29 May 2017
5,049 posts
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sallykate
Sweetie I've read that they're not keen on having their roots disturbed so they grow best if they're sown where they're going to grow. So maybe just put them straight into a big pot now?
No blackfly on my leaves. Molluscs are my only problem so far.
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May 2017
11:28am, 30 May 2017
2,993 posts
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Cyclops
Oh dear! Just been out for a half term tour of the garden and found my forgotten sunflowers in teeny pots sitting in a trug full of water :-(. Repotted them into any pots I could find and propped them against a wall. Don't think I'll be winning any prizes!!
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May 2017
11:29am, 30 May 2017
15,167 posts
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Wriggling Snake
oh dear indeed, a bit of sun will cheer them up.
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May 2017
1:12pm, 30 May 2017
5,987 posts
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bigleggy
Blackfly - make up some homemade spray.
Run a bowl of water and fairy liquid (other washing up liquids are available)
Important : if you've used hot water ALLOW IT TO COOL !!!
Spray on black fly. The don't like the soap - the plant doesn't mind as long as you don't then water it with soapy water you should be fine
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May 2017
3:04pm, 30 May 2017
1,413 posts
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Sweetie
Thanks for the advice bigleggy and SK!
*rushes off to find a spray bottle and some big pots*
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Jun 2017
7:18am, 7 Jun 2017
4,815 posts
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Nightjar
Black fly on mine too. Soapy spray time. Thanks.
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Jun 2017
7:34am, 7 Jun 2017
29,390 posts
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McGoohan
Yesterday's storms have battered mine a bit
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Jun 2017
7:50am, 7 Jun 2017
4,892 posts
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Mandymoo
Mine too McG
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Jun 2017
8:50am, 7 Jun 2017
26,482 posts
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alpenrose
Mine are still in the greenhouse, next to the open door. The little ones are ready for potting on now too. I still don't know where to put them outside, perhaps they'll have to go into big pots.
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Jun 2017
9:16am, 7 Jun 2017
15,261 posts
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Wriggling Snake
potting mine on, they need a bit of sunshine after the last few days battering
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