Hello everyone,
I live in southern Louisiana and of late the weather has been like a rollercoaster with temps dipping into the low 40's and high 30's at night with day time temps hitting lower 70's. How will this affect sarrs and VFT's? My concern is the affect of their dormancy whereby they begin to wake up. My S. tarnok has already shot up two flower stalks. I know from years past later this month and next month the temps will drop again with even colder weather spells. Should I be concerned because now some other sarrs are starting to send out buds. Should I let them be or remove them? I know there is more cold weather to come.
Joel
I live in southern Louisiana and of late the weather has been like a rollercoaster with temps dipping into the low 40's and high 30's at night with day time temps hitting lower 70's. How will this affect sarrs and VFT's? My concern is the affect of their dormancy whereby they begin to wake up. My S. tarnok has already shot up two flower stalks. I know from years past later this month and next month the temps will drop again with even colder weather spells. Should I be concerned because now some other sarrs are starting to send out buds. Should I let them be or remove them? I know there is more cold weather to come.
Joel
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