I purchased this beautiful Hydrangea under the impression that is is slow growing and miniature, Is this correct?
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I bought one last year and it has hardly grown from when I got it. In fact I was worried it was going to die..... But it is still green, but literally is only an inch tall. I have no idea how slow growing it is, but I am hopeful it will be bigger next year
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I bought three Hydrangea in the Fall. Gave one to my niece and kept two.None, NONE of the 3 made it through the Winter, which brings me to a question,does Amazon have a guarantee for the perennial purchases? Diane E Weigelt
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Actually, I still have it in a really big pot. I've been meaning to plant it near a fence, but haven't done it. I think it's suffering in the pot, but now it must have a lot of roots, so I'm going to have to dig a really big hole. In the pot it has mostly gotten wide, not tall. I'm a little disappointed that the stalks are still very skinny, and only one is actually black at the moment. I guess I'd better plant it!
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It is extremely slow growing. I bought last year and then kept indoors with a grow light through the winter since it had remained so small. It has been outside again the past month, plant is doing fine but has not produced any blackberries
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I've had my plant about 9 months and it is about 2 feet tall and getting bushy. I live in a cold climate so it is in the south window and the temp at night is about 50 and in the day can get into the 75-80 range. My friend in Arizona has his potted on his patio and reports that his is a bit taller and bushier than mine.
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The plant I received last summer was about 4 inches tall. It has not produced one flower yet so I am sorry but I can not answer this question. I do hope I see a flower this Spring though!
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I'm not sure but I think it's a dwarf. Mine is about a foot tall. Also, when I have seeds from a lemon, I put them in dirt and they are growing nicely.
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Not yet, the plant I bought was very small and I don't think the price was fair, it is growing very nicely though.
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It is too soon for me to answer that. The plant is thriving nicely, but is only 6 inches tall at this time. I may be able to answer your question in a month or two.
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I believe it is; however, I have not tried it yet my plant is still too small
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Mine is still little but you can trim it after it flowers and keep it at a 4 feet tall. It can grow to 6 feet but please remember to trim it a little after the flowering season to make it look organized and to help it flower better for you during the next year. Beautiful plant but patience is always a must with all the beautiful plants we have.
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They grow very, very slow. I dip them in water twice a week. I like that fact they don't get huge or maybe I just don't have a green thumb. I haven't had the two I alreay have die so I am happy with the new 3 I purchased
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Yes it is and it is long. I had to cut some off to fit nice in my garden. I love it - it looks so real and so cute!
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I bought from the same vendor, but I am not the seller. Most of mine died early on, but prob bc I planted too deep around the roots. I read that if you pluck the flowers during first fruiting, the next harvest will be exponentially fuller. Good luck!
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It is the plant itself, but quite small. Mine is now about seven inches tall.
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I wouldn't wait too much longer if you want to enjoy them for the summer. Mine are about 2-3 inches now and it takes 3-4 weeks for them to start coming up. I start mine in a raised garden bed then transplant them. I was sad the ones I planted last summer didn't come back. Maybe because of the harsh winter we had in NC. I lost other perennials as well. These are beautiful plants. Last year I planted them really late because I ordered them late. They still came up.
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It's small and weak (4" tall). It's basically a seedling. Mine didn't make it
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5 different air plants are included- each unique. Honestly if they are still alive and thriving after 2 years, I would be estatic! I believe they grow very slowly