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Best Way to Overwinter ?

15 years ago

I had bromelaids in San Diego and really didn't know a thing about how to care for them, and basically just left them where they were and they excelled. But now if GA, with cooler temps coming, I need to know how to best keep the one plant that I have. I have a GH so I could put it in there?

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kerry_t_australia
15 years ago
Hi rjinga,
Yes, your one brom should be fine if kept in your green house over the cooler months. It will certainly have a better chance of surviving in there than outdoors, if your winters are cool. Good luck.
Cheers,
Kerry
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