If you live in an area where it will freeze you must bring it indoors. It will need a sunny spot indoors. Make sure the planter isn't too small nor too big. Like the three bears is must be just right.
Thank you. I neglected to say Northern Colorado. It is still outside - did bring it in when the temp went down past 32 - but the weather has been very warm - night times in the 40's. Have it in a buycket ready to move it indoors. Would a bringht light help?
Depending on where you live and if the plant is inaccessible container, it might be possible to cover it with moderately heavy plastic if a frost/freeze is threatened.
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If you live in an area where it will freeze you must bring it indoors. It will need a sunny spot indoors. Make sure the planter isn't too small nor too big. Like the three bears is must be just right.
Depending on where you live and if the plant is inaccessible container, it might be possible to cover it with moderately heavy plastic if a frost/freeze is threatened.