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Indoor Growing? Yes!

12 years ago

When I first joined the forum, I was told that growing a Plumeria indoors wouldn't work so well and I should move it outside. Guess That was just a challenge I couldn't resist. Not sure if it will go dormant this winter since the area will stay above 60 degrees, but we will see. Also have to wait on the flowers till spring, but I'm thinking I won't be disappointed. It seems to love Orchid fertilizer.

First pic is April 2014.

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Jetson15
Original Author
12 years ago
Second pic is mid July 2014
Jetson15
Original Author
12 years ago
Last pic is today, 15 Oct 2014
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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
12 years ago
Looks great!!

Yes, it is possible to keep them growing during the winter!!!

Awesome!!!!

Laura
summersunlight
9 years ago
I am considering trying a plumeria with my new indoor light setup. Any updates on how your indoor plumie is doing?
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the_first_kms2
9 years ago
I don't know if this user is still active on here so I would recommend looking at some of the recent posts related to indoor growing which include some great pictures showing set up and conditions. Off the top of my head a member by the name of Arctic Tropical is in a comparable zone to you so his posts may be of value to you.

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