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regarding the golden dew drop: purchased in early May 2012 as a 'standard'
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It's appeal to night fliers was soon noted -
We decided to over-winter it in the basement where there's a cluster of eight 4 ft. fluorescent tubes used to overwinter and propagate coleus and some other tender plants on a large table. The humidity down there isn't bad and the temperature remains about 60 - 65° in winter. Space under those lights is limited and the dew drop's size necessitated it to be regulated to the floor next to the table. Not ideal, lot of leaf loss but it survived, and has survived the last 4 winters thusly.
2-3-15
It's not the only large plant over-wintered down there.
It's usually re-potted, pruned and moved back outside in May.
It's not the only large plant over-wintered down there.
