Hi Caro, I think Naomie is right. I had a plumeria that I kept indoors for 3 years and it never flowered til I put it outside so I don't think it would produce indoors.
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Doubtful. They are trees that get huge.
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/tall-american-chestnut-tree-get-75301.html
https://www.acf.org/ma-ri/the-project/quick-growing-guide/
https://m.wikihow.com/Grow-Chestnut-Trees
You can certainly try, but don't be disappointed it it does not bear fruit (nuts).
Hi Caro, I think Naomie is right. I had a plumeria that I kept indoors for 3 years and it never flowered til I put it outside so I don't think it would produce indoors.
Hi Caro,
Both answers are right, they are way too big for an indoor tree, best to put this hardy tree outside.