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hardening off

18 years ago

I have a Passiflora which grew and bloomed beautifully last Summer. I cut it back and brought it indoors and kept it going all Winter at my front window. It is super healthy and it has grown A LOT.Any suggestions on how to harden off such a large vine this Spring .I don't want to cut it back again.

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patsy_b
18 years ago
I normally put my plants under a tree for a few days and bring them out slowly to keep them from getting sunburned.
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