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Title: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Nievesgirl on March 10, 2010, 10:40:24 AM I think it would be neat to get a list of CV's that bloom the most and is always producing buds :)
Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: davidwood on March 10, 2010, 03:09:52 PM I have 11 cv's from HIV at the moment ,they are all young and doing well but Gator Pride is amazing,it has blooms every day,in fact last Tuesday it had 6 blooms,like i say its young [maybe 12 months old] so i cant imagine what it will be like in a years time.
Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: helixturnhelix on March 10, 2010, 04:08:13 PM For me:
Cinnamon Girl Rosalind Burnished Gold Space Oddity Raindrop Muffin Man Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Ernest on January 29, 2012, 04:41:37 PM Just ran across this old thread while paging through the cvs list. For me in this area (Orange County, southern California) Ross Estey is hands down the best bloomer. Several to many flowers every day regardless of the season or weather. The number of blooms only varies with the size of the plant.
Voodoo Magic produces the most buds for me--never less than 120-150. But most of them don't open fully and many are dropped. My bush is round and about 3-4 feet in diameter. Others most floriferous for me are Rum Runner and Black Dream. Erny Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Nievesgirl on January 29, 2012, 09:49:23 PM Erny ,
Thanks for bringing this back up. I never posted the ones that bloom most for me. Here is my list that I can think of atm Cinnamon girl Wild dream Black dream Roxy Berry simple pleasures Rocket's red glare Heartbreak hotel Gator pride Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: davidwood on January 30, 2012, 03:27:05 AM For me Cosmic Gold is the most prolific followed by Acapulco Gold and Dragons Heart.
Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Ernest on January 30, 2012, 09:10:49 AM It's interesting to hear everyone's experiences here and highlights the tremendous variability in hibiscus in different climates, probable different fertilization patterns, etc.
Kerry, my Simple Pleasures grows like a weed. It would probably be 8' tall and almost as wide if I didn't keep cutting it back. Yet it gave me only a very few blooms this winter and it gets the same amount of water and fertilizer (HVH, Booster, and Supernova) as all the others. Erny Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Nievesgirl on January 30, 2012, 11:33:54 AM It's interesting to hear everyone's experiences here and highlights the tremendous variability in hibiscus in different climates, probable different fertilization patterns, etc. Kerry, my Simple Pleasures grows like a weed. It would probably be 8' tall and almost as wide if I didn't keep cutting it back. Yet it gave me only a very few blooms this winter and it gets the same amount of water and fertilizer (HVH, Booster, and Supernova) as all the others. Erny Erny right now mine SP is barely coming back to life from severe neglect from my friend lol It bloomed well for me inside. I also think CDC blooms a lot. I would say Dragon's heart blooms a lot also but it took mine a year to get going. Last season it had over 30 buds growing at one time. When I move I will put it in a pot outside and let it do its thing. Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Doll on January 30, 2012, 04:25:13 PM My best bloomers
Cindy's Heart High Voltage Voodoo Queen Saffron Moon Rainbow Sherbert Compassion Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: Nievesgirl on February 04, 2012, 10:14:54 PM Yet it gave me only a very few blooms this winter and it gets the same amount of water and fertilizer (HVH, Booster, and Supernova) as all the others. Erny I was just thinking about what you said above more. At the time I was only feeding my SP HVH by its self. Chris has stated that High Nitrogen is not really good for hibiscus. If you combine HVH fert plus booster thats a lot of nitrogen. Title: Re: Which CV's bloom the most ? Post by: blupit007 on February 21, 2012, 07:42:40 AM For the full grown bloomers I have, not many as they are all young, I have a few stand outs.
Cindy's Heart Saffron Voodoo Magic Gabriel some real young and small plants I have that look like they have potential are, Confection Perfection Thanksgiving My Blue Heaven Blue Ballerina 5th Dimension And my Vin Extraordinaire seems to be so happy at my mothers house this winter. It is blooming once a month on its single stalk. I need to prune it badly but I'm so scared to touch that one... any suggestions? Last fall I pruned a bunch and lost them. (I alcoholed the cutters after each cut too) what did I do wrong? |