New and Unread Tree-Mails
| I bought one after being assured that it would do fine in a bright sunroom as an indoor plant. After sending you a request for help after the plant had failed to flower I found it needs a cooler enviroment than my house. I responded to your response asking for additional help but apparently you don't respond to those replies. I'm looking for an alternative to the camellia. I have a southerly facing room that's always warm (70 in the winter)and bright and want something that flowers. I would prefer that it gets no larger than 5' tall and 3' wide (pruning is fine)and the more blossoms the better. I prefer to leave it as a full time house plant because of previous problems with bugs (aphids mostly). If it matters, we're zone 5. Any suggestions? |
