I think they'll be very lanky but what do you have to lose?

I'm with floral_uk, ninecrow. Give it a try. I bet you'd get some bloom, but just not what it would be in full sun.

(I still think you should try the African violets. :) )

Alex

agree... whats to lose.. give it a try ...

the thing is.. sun thru a window is not really full sun ... the glass itself cuts light intensity especially with newer type windows ....

also ... if they are the vine or climbing type .... indoors.. i tend to find that those type of plants tend to elongate out of the window ... and sooner or later.. most of the plant is no longer in the sunlight on the window sill ..

but.. to be sure.. most gardeners have learned more from their failures.. than they ever did from easy projects ... so why not learn ....

ken

Ditto what Ken said. I have learned so-o-o much from my failures, which are legion. :)

Seems To Be Doing OK SO Far.......
Even Had Flowers

Can't Remember, Sorry....
But I Think You Are Right About The Alaska Variegated Part....
I'll Post When it Flowers Again as I See I Still Have Some Buds To Come....

Right He Has a Flower Showing Colour and To Me it's Looking Like it Could Be Orange......
But I Can't REALLY be Sure Until He Opens Up.....

It looks good so far! You should have some kind of luck, the named double types need to be overwintered as cuttings so it must be doable.

The Flower is Open and is a Yellowish-Orange, May Be a Short Day Thing Though As The Flowers Before Where a Bright Almost Neon Orange But I Don't Mind As it's Flowering.......