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The people I know in S California who grow D. nobile types leave them outside for the winter in places where they will get light but won't get rain.
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The people I know in S California who grow D. nobile types leave them outside for the winter in places where they will get light but won't get rain.


Thanks! I'll file that away for the future!
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