Help with Fuchsia

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    SparkintheDark Apprentice Gardener

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    Thank you all! I have snipped it back and retained some bits as cuttings - with any luck I can have several fuchsias as a result! :spinning:
     
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      Warning.....saving snipped bits gets very addictive!!!
      :biggrin: I just can't resist!!!
       
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        LOl - I'm so with you on that one .... find it hard to resist too!!

        I've got bits of hydrangea and fuchsia from last year that just look like twigs but have got great roots formed and I can see some small but definite buds on the hydrangea cuttings already. Thing is I have absolutely nowhere to put them [she says ...... who always manages to find some little spot ... by hook or by crook ..... lolol]
         
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          The leaves on one of the snipped bits have all wilted, but the others are fine. :noidea:
           
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