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Fushia Transplant

mariegalaxymariegalaxy Posts: 29
in Problem solving
I moved a fushia that was in flower about a week and a half ago to a new spot. It had to happen then as it was in the way of some new fence work being done. Think I got a lot of the roots and gave it a good water once in. However it is wilting (which I understand can happen a bit) and quite a few of the leaves have gone yellow which I'm more concerned about. Will it likely recover? Is there anything I should do to help it? Deadhead/prune? The ground is quite damp so I don't think its lack of watering. Thank you

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  • Fran IOMFran IOM Posts: 2,872
    @mariegalaxy I had one growing amongst my roses as it was sold as a rose from the pound shop. It really turned out to be a lovely fuchsia but had to be moved as it didn't fit in with the roses. I moved it about two weeks ago and I thought I had lost it as all the leaves dropped off but looking at it now it has lots of new growth and promises to be back to it's former glory. I think they are pretty tough plants so don't give up hope yet as I feel it will recover. I do hope so.  :)
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