YOU MUSTMOVE IT IN IF YOU GET ANY FROST AT ALL. TRY TO KEEP THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT THE PLANT RECEIVES AS CONSISTANT AS POSSIBLETO REDUCE THE SHOCK FROM MOVING
yes that needs to be winterized in the house. Re-pot in fresh soil in the next size pot with drainage holes. Spray the leaves with horticultural oil.place in indirect light for a few days. Bring indoors and place in the brightest location.keep watered not saturated. Do not prune until next season after it goes outside. The leaves will drop which is normal
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YOU MUSTMOVE IT IN IF YOU GET ANY FROST AT ALL. TRY TO KEEP THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT THE PLANT RECEIVES AS CONSISTANT AS POSSIBLETO REDUCE THE SHOCK FROM MOVING
yes that needs to be winterized in the house. Re-pot in fresh soil in the next size pot with drainage holes. Spray the leaves with horticultural oil.place in indirect light for a few days. Bring indoors and place in the brightest location.keep watered not saturated. Do not prune until next season after it goes outside. The leaves will drop which is normal