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Fuchsia Pest and Diseases
Pests and Diseases Two key weapons in attacking fuchsia pests and diseases before they
attack are cleanliness and moisture. Keep all debris away from the
plants, especially from the surface of the compost surrounding the
plant. Leaves frequently drop, and they need to be thrown away before
they begin to decompose. Many fuchsia pests thrive in dry conditions - to avoid this, spray
the plants with a mist of water as often as possible, especially the
underside of the leaves. Click on any of the pests / diseases below for
details of how to recognise and treat them. Name: Catherine Legg Name: Jennifer Name: Hoppy Name: boris Name: Jeannine Mayberry Name: george ballinger Name: Lyn Onslow 
Fuchsia Pest and Diseases
Once a fuchsia is established, very few pests and disease attack them. During
the early stages of development though, they are prone to a few pests and diseases.
E-mail: catherine_legg@waitrose.co.uk
Date posted: October 09, 2011 - 05:56 am
Message: Similar to other questins below, what is the best way to overwinter fuschias and do they need to e cut back and if so, how much?
After reading about taking cuttings in the spriong, is it suitable to take cuttings that have survived the winter?
E-mail: wkunzejr@msn.com
Date posted: September 25, 2011 - 12:43 pm
Message: I have two hanging baskets of fuchsias. I was wondering if I can keep them alive during the winter and have them again for next summer. They are still flowering right now. But soon we will have frost and snow. Where would I store them and would I have to maintain a certain temp. say in the garage. Any advice would be appreciated.
E-mail: thopwood@aol.com
Date posted: July 27, 2011 - 08:23 am
Message: One of my fushia is growing with the ends of the stems screwed up and deformed.. This is not happening to all stems, only some...
E-mail: allseasonsflowers@live.com
Date posted: July 10, 2011 - 06:33 pm
Message: I have a standard fuchsia with a lot of petunias at the bottom of the large pot the standard is in.The standard was in full bloom with abundant leaves and after being in the same spot for some time the fuchsia within a matter of 4 days lost 75% its leaves and flowers.I had no problems with pests and water and fertilize regularly.Plants surrounding are all fine and remain the way they were.Any idea what happened and how to bring this beautiful; standard back?
E-mail: Private
Date posted: May 19, 2011 - 01:51 pm
Message: Thank you, thank you. I have never seen a more complete and helpful web site on plants! I have killed more Fuchsia plants in the past than I care to tell you but have decided to try once again. I'm sure with your excellent instructions I will have much better luck. I think they are such a beautiful flower.
Thanks again.
E-mail: Private
Date posted: May 15, 2011 - 02:15 pm
Message: I have one plant that the new leaves and shoots curl at the ends.can you help thank you.
E-mail: derek.onslow101@btinternet.com
Date posted: August 03, 2010 - 07:08 am
Message: Hi,
We seem to have a pest in our Fusias. It is a little blue/bug/beetle. Can you suggest a treatment?
Regards,
Lyn Onslow