I would do neither right now :-) You will need to wean the plant away from its greenhouse conditions and that needs to be done gradually. So enjoy the plant in flower indoors for the time being, keep in bright but not direct light, out of drafts and in semi-cool location. Keep just moist - not too dry, not too wet.

In spring, gradually acclimate the plant to outdoor conditions. Once all chance of frost and cold temperatures are past, you can plant it outdoors, either inground or in a container. Don't worry about the lack of dormancy now -- because it has been grown in a greenhouse, its natural cycle is completely out of whack. Once it has been acclimated away from those and accustomed to being out of doors, it will resume a more normal cycle. Flowering may also be out of snyc for a season or two as well.

Thanks gardengal48!

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