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Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 16:22
| I have a Red Sensation cordyline growing in a large container. I brought in inside for the winter along with other tropical plants. They're kept in our ground level basement, which has several windows. I water them occasionally and generally keep an eye on them. This plant clearly was not happy with the growing conditions and has been slowly drying up since late fall. I finally moved it upstairs into a southeast facing location where several small houseplants are thriving. However, I'm wondering if it's too late. The leaves are all shriveled and dry. Should I cut it back? Just keep watering until spring and hope for the best once it's back outdoors? |
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- Posted by organic_gardenhag 10 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 7, 13 at 10:53
| I have left them outside in a pot, in an exposed spot. Cut them off and they will grow back if the winter is not too harsh. |
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