Tom-DE
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It is an intermediate grower. cooler and drier in early winter will help to induce the blooms.
According to my ref. book, natural habitat temperature range-- Summer: 87--62F, Winter: 63--40F, that is just a guideline.
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According to my ref. book, natural habitat temperature range-- Summer: 87--62F, Winter: 63--40F, that is just a guideline.
Mine bloomed the end of May,(1st 3 pics) and is budding again( pic today)
It stays inside in 80 degree days and 70s at night and is under lights on for 13 hrs this time of year.
I thought I would experiment a couple of months ago and am shutting the lights off 2 times a day. Im thinking along the lines of cloud cover
