I have several plants that live on our patio under the shade cloth during the nice weather. With a hard freeze coming it is time to bring them inside for the winter. I water each plant and give them a good spray, top to bottom, to remove any bugs that may have set up home in them. I let them dry for a couple of days, do any trimming or dead leaf removal that is necessary, then bring them into the sun room for a few days before moving them to their permanent winter home. I bought several oil pans from the dollar store this year to put under the really big pot to catch any water overflow. I put the plants where they can get as much light as possible and far away from heat vents.
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Friday, November 21, 2014
Plants
I have several plants that live on our patio under the shade cloth during the nice weather. With a hard freeze coming it is time to bring them inside for the winter. I water each plant and give them a good spray, top to bottom, to remove any bugs that may have set up home in them. I let them dry for a couple of days, do any trimming or dead leaf removal that is necessary, then bring them into the sun room for a few days before moving them to their permanent winter home. I bought several oil pans from the dollar store this year to put under the really big pot to catch any water overflow. I put the plants where they can get as much light as possible and far away from heat vents.
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