do flapjacks die after flowering?
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The plants are monocarpic and die after flowering, although the plant usually produces some offsets, either at the base or on the lower part of the flower stalk. ... Plants grown in too much shade will be spindly and K. luciae will not develop red edges on the leaves.
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As your flowers start to fade, you should deadhead bee balm just above the next flower bud to encourage further flowering. Once a stem has finished flowering, trim it back down to the ground or pinch it off.
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The only way your turnips will rot is if you let them turn 7 days old (i.e. if Daisy Mae comes again and you haven't sold your turnips from the week prior, they will be rotten).
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Simply put, annual plants die in the winter season. You must replant them every year. Perennials come back every year. ... Whether you plant from seed or purchase seedlings to plant, an annual will sprout, flower, seed and then die — all in the same year.
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The "thorns" on the pineapple are actually the wilted petals of the flowers from which the fruit is born. There's no real reason for them except that the flowers did, at one point, serve a purpose and when they died they remained attached to the skin.
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A monocarpic succulent only flowers once and then dies. While I knew that most Agaves die after they bloom, but wasn't aware that other succulents do as well. I discovered first hand though that this was the case. I've begun planting quite a few Sempervivums in my garden lately.
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What happens when a Sempervivum blooms? Semps can produce vegetative offsets (chicks) every year, so they do not need to flower to reproduce new seedlings annually. They are, however, a monocarpic plant, meaning that any rosette that does flower and go to seed will die.
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Wait until mid morning for the flowers to fully open then cut the stems about 3cm below the base of the flower. Zucchini flowers are delicate so handle carefully and remember they have a short shelf life of just a couple of days.
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Generally, each crop is seasonal. It can be planted only during its designated season, and when seasons change (after the 28th day), the crop will wither and die.
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They are very drought tolerant and cannot survive in constantly damp soil. Savvy gardeners provide supplemental water during the blooming period to encourage floral development.
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The showy flowers can remain viable for months before they start their decline. Each bromeliad produces only one flower, and once the flower completely dies, you can either leave it in place to slowly deteriorate or snip it off the mother plant at its base, using a sterilized pruning tool.
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Besides causing unsightly holes in cabbage leaves, the worms can eventually kill the plants by chewing away their ability to photosynthesize. Leaves with a few holes in them are perfectly edible, however, and in some European restaurants are even sought after as evidence of a truly organic salad.
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Generally, the blooming season for Paphiopedilum orchids starts in autumn and goes through spring. The blooms are long-lasting and typically stay in bloom for about 6-8 weeks. The flowers come in many different sizes, shapes, and colors.
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Flowering takes place mainly during late winter, spring and early summer. The fruit is a yellowish coloured berry (5-10 mm across) that is oval (i.e. ellipsoid) in shape (about 40-50 berries are produced on each inflorescence).
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A There are several reasons why daffodils become “blind”. One of the most common is the leaves (vital “solar panels”) are mown too soon as they fade in the five or so weeks after flowering. Without energy from the leaves, the plant is unable to make next year's flower buds.
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I can't find a recent thread about this and according to wikia, kubrows do die when their DNA stability reaches -100% whilst not specifying if it permanently dies or the deterioration is irreversible.
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However, once you get them home, they are incredibly easy to kill. They dry out in a nanosecond and need to be watered at least once a day. After any repeated stress periods of drying out, they often just die.