I love cactus and I have a few, can I move them outside?
by Judy Dilley
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Janet Pizaro
on Jun 03, 2017
What is you temperature? -
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Olivia Morris
on Jun 03, 2017
Depends on where you live. If it's warm in the summer months, by all means put them outdoors. Use something to raise the pots off the ground so that you don't end up getting a lot of bugs crawling into the plant. A warm sunny spot will do them wonders. Water more often when outdoors as they will dry out much quicker than indoors. -
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Gina
on Jun 03, 2017
I put mine out in the summer and bring them back in when it gets cold. -
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User
on Jun 03, 2017
Do you get very cold winter's where you live? If so, they have to be in a pot so you can bring them in. But if you live in a place where it stays a nice 75 degrees all year then hey, no worries for your cactus. In fact they love dry and weather. Hope this helps. -
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Janet Pizaro
on Jun 03, 2017
yes that is perfectly fine to place them outdoors now -
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Victoria Bosco
on Jun 03, 2017
Absolutely! Just make sure u bring them in,during a frost, or winter. Check to make sure sure no bugs made a home there first! -
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Lora
on Jun 03, 2017
Many prickly pears can take colder weather, even snow. I have seen them in snow in Flagstaff AZ. Most you will need to bring inside before it gets below 40 or so. Be sure they don't get too much rain either.
Olivia Morris
on Jun 03, 2017
Gina
on Jun 03, 2017
User
on Jun 03, 2017
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