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Wintering Neos where there is little true winter

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09-10-2013, 11:17 AM

paph-neo nut paph-neo nut is offline

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Wintering Neos where there is little true winter

I've noted several members mentioning getting their Neos ready for winter. How do you determine when to start their winter rest. Here in Louisiana there isn't a long true winter. It will be Nov for cool,Jan for some cold and warming by Mar/Apr. Any and all advice will be welcomed.

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