Well....yesterday was in the upper 60s here....I put all my Plumies in the backyard, by the back fence, here they get the longest exposure to sun!!
I watered them all(they still have a lot of leaves, except one)....as I said in a previous post, I've never taken them inside during the winter but kept protected from the frost.
We have "showers" forecast for tomorrow and the weekend, can they tolerate the "extra" moisture since they sit on the ground?
The one that shed all the leaves has little "claws" on top of it's three branches, should I just watered it once a week, or when it gets really dry....or should I just mist the "claws"?
The only one that went dormant was kept in a dark closet, I put IT outside only when it's sunny and warm!
I realize everyone I've given YOU a lot to "digest", I'd really appreciate any feed back!!!
Thank you for your patience,
Annamaria
tropicalzone7
meyermike_1micha
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