The weather is so weird! Even if your caerulea drops buds it's not going to suffer any significant damage. That's one of the few cold hardy passies.

well it droped and then I brought it back outside after the severe weather hit here. I got a whole bunch more but now it started wilting ..I don't know if it was in the heat too much as leaves (some) dried up so I gave it more water brought it back in last night as we dipped back into the 50-60 degrees range. I pray I don't loose these. I read it is a house plabnt too ..Which is better to keep it out of severe heat and direct sunlight and wind and cold ?
How do I know if it gets what I read about a virus as I see no evidence of mealys or anything?

My normal outside on closed in warm sunny porch is over 85% easy and 100 % humidity there is good air circulation but I'm wondering where it would really be happy as I adore this plant I don't want it to loose the new buds ..Help please

Is the soil damp? If it is wilting and the soil is damp, you are over-watering it. As far as cold goes, I doubt it ever gets cold enough in your zone to bother it at all. Just about any caerulea can take down to at least 20F and some selections like 'Clear Sky', are hardy all the way down to 5F.

If the plant is small, it may drop the buds even if you do everything right, so don't worry about them. It will bloom when it's ready.

thank you but it is small about 2 and a half feet high.. Wilting dryied up leaves ..I read on a fact sheet like to keep soil moist? Hates wind and cold temps ?
I wonder does it loose leaves meaning a virus..as I read they can get viruses? Thank you