Mr. Lincoln buds developed but wouldn't open, staying knotted tight. Forcing them open by pulling petals worked temporarily; otherwise they dried up.
A cold snap during early bud formation partially freezes the petals. They can't expand normally, remaining tight and eventually drying. This is a weather event, not a cultural issue.
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