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Originally Posted by LinhT
So probably, increasing air flow and finding a way to get overall lower Winter temps is your best bet. Without a winter rest, they usually do not show a burst in growth in the Spring. They just putz along slowly all year round. This is my 3rd season with them and I think some neo varieties just grow better than others no matter what you do to them.
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Nice rig outside on your video. Sometimes simple is best. Love the little bench.
This is my second full season and I'm still on the learning curve. After loosing my Tamakongo to root-rot which Glenn-san so graciously replaced, I have been skittish about over watering and I've probably been keeping them too dry. So growth has been very slow.
This winter's challenge will be chilling them enough to induce blooms. That's a problem with newer homes and central heat and air. You can't shut off heat and close doors in unused rooms like older homes.
Mine currently reside in the breakfast nook on an old sewing machine table at an east-facing window. Might have to move them to the guest room at a southern window, close the vents and the door, crack a window and hope for the best.
Cheers.
Jim
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