Look up temperature and light requirements of each to check what may be needed to keep them going all winter there.

So far they seem to have settled in to a 16x8 timer setting on lights and a pretty high intensity that they have to share with a spathyphyllium, an African violet and a Shefflera. Later there will also be hippeastrums and starts for garden transplants and sweet potato starts. I have the light stand set high and those that I judge need the most light get raised up as close as I can get them without burning the foliage.

I am getting all kinds of blooms on the marigolds both opening and developing. One of the New Guinea impatiens is blooming with quite a few newly developing buds and the other is real leggy; so it will get cut back to already present lower new stems.

They will have to get along, and so far the outsiders seem to be settling in and getting along with those already present.

Here they are in bloom. All flowers have come on since the plants were brought in.