should do ok for you
a friend of mine has one in PA that he got as a seedling on a visit here in FL
just keep well moist
i have one in my pond here and 2 in pots
the ones in pots are growing pretty well
but not as well as the one in the pond

I am growing several. They are quite slow growers, and even though people say that they hate being pruned, I have accicentally broken a few when they only have two pairs of leaves. They are all re-growing buds. I have a few in a brackish aquarium, and a few as pot plants. Some propagules are naturally weaker, and so will die anyway.
Good luck!

How do I take care of a very small red mangrove that was sold as a houseplant? (It was actually tagged a "Prosperity Plant".) Does it need to be in water 24/7? Does it need soil?
Any help is appreciated!