When bringing in outside plants from the cold weather, how can I care for my plants to keep from dying?

Answer 1

Hi:
I bring a lot of my plants in from the outside for the colder months. If you have them in containers already, bring them in and if they require sunlight, put them near a sunny window. Water them regularly, and you can feed them once a month.

If you are transplanting them from the ground to a pot to bring inside, I recommend to my clients to get a light weight potting soil. (no bark) Add some vermiculite and humas to the soil and use some warm water the first few weeks. This will help the root system adjust and go into shock. Water and feed the same as above.

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Answer 2

Depends on what you have. Give them the light they need and water.