Rose Quartz Multiflora Fantastic !

[Ann123]

BTW I was wrongi don't grow a millefleur, my yellow multiflora is called Aurantiacum.

[BlackBear]

Originally Posted by Ann123

BTW I was wrongi don't grow a millefleur, my yellow multiflora is called Aurantiacum.

Hey thanks for the update ....

Mine are still "overproducing "

a little multiflora plants sure goes a long way .......so consider with care ....LOL

[roper2008]

Black Bear save seeds. Maybe we can do a trade this winter. I have zero
multifloras, and this sounds like one I would like to grow. The last multi
flora I grew was Sweet Beverly way back, and it was too mild.

[zipcode]

Originally Posted by Ann123

I have one rope per plant hanging down from a horizontal bar... etc

I think the question was about how you support the individual clusters. And I think the answer is that... you don't. At least that's how it seems, with those kinked trusses. I know that kinked trusses usually do just fine, but there's something about seeing them and imagining that nutrients don't pass thorough . There are some plastic clips to prevent that, and also the good old rope tying method.

[BlackBear]

Well both Zluta Kytice and Rose Quartz Multiflora still producing at this

late September part of season ...blossoms etc. ..who could ask for anything more? .. I will redo these 2 multiflora next year and can highly recommend
both with no reservations .......be careful what you wish for in a large crop ..LOL

[greenthumbomaha]

How tall was your Rose Quartz? Glad it did well for you.

- Lisa

[GrowingCoastal]

Zluta Kytice and Rose Quartz Multiflora

How is their flavour? Sweet? Tart?

[BlackBear]

Originally Posted by greenthumbomaha

How tall was your Rose Quartz? Glad it did well for you.

- Lisa

I grew them in 7 gallon square containers ...raised about 2ft off ground

the vines went 3.5 feet up then folded down 4-5 feet .

One found a Rose quartz vine to go up and got some protection and later still blossums .

[BlackBear]

Originally Posted by GrowingCoastal

Zluta Kytice and Rose Quartz Multiflora

How is their flavour? Sweet? Tart?

Zluta kytice is a "fruity sweet "

Rose quartz is a mild sweet .

[Ann123]

Ooh, I get it now! Until last year I tied heavy trusses because it looks so fragile. I was afraid of not letting nutrients pass and ripping off the plant. But I saw somebody who didn't even support the heaviest trusses. It never went wrong, she said. So this year I only tied the heaviest trusses. Not these. And they do fine.

[BlackBear]

all good ...will also cue up

geranium kiss

and Fireworks as multiflora container experiments .in 2018

[greenthumbomaha]

I'll be sending a very limited supply of the Rose Quartz to the MMMM swap. If you are interested send me a pm so I can get an idea of the demand when I pack them up. I'll edit the post when it gets reasonably close to being gone.

- Lisa