all my plants go outside for summer.. and are treated with proper systemic treatments before being brought int he house...

i treat them outside.. so any stink dissipates before i bring them in..

of course.. thats for next year....

the usual problem is fungus gnats in the middle of winter... sometimes a slug or earthworm...

where are you.. big city name...

the windows sure look like they will offer enough light.. but in my MI.. Bs got very straggly by mid winter.. and i had to root some new cuttings late in winter.. to start fresh plants for next spring... it was a fun winter project .. but the large old plants.. often ended being thrown out the back door into a snow pile.. never really making it to spring.. call it.. putting it out of my misery..

i wish you luck.. and hope you will keep us posted on your winter journey with this plant

ken

ps: we often have a rogue cricket in the house in fall.. never really know what happens to them.. they just stop chirping.. and im not sure we ever find them.. they never killed me in my sleep ...lol

Sorry, I’m in CT. Yes, I have thought about how well it would do indoors over the winter, just hoping, I guess. The patio doors face south, so maybe that will help. Will definitely take some cuttings to start for the patio for spring. Thanks for the response.