can this be an inside plant???
860207
Yes but you would need to have a tall ceiling for when it gets larger. It can grow up to 16 feet!
656887
No! The roots of this plant must have cold moving water over them and you need rain water or distilled. The soil needs to be cool as well, seeds from this plant take a very long time to grow,they are hard to grow from seed.
942170
Yes in was in a nursery type pot. It was ready to be put into a new pot when I received it so I put it into a larger one. Since we live in south central Florida, it lives outside year round.
2030266
I haven't grown mine yet, but if you do some research, you will see it is a tropical, and even the little bit of frost will kill it. I plan on growing mine indoors.
2180803
No! It is made very poorly. I wouldn't even be able to put soil in it. I think potted plants are going to be put in this :(
700759
You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
2022526
Whne I read about it, I think it can be either. Mine's on the outside deck right now (and growing really well) but in my area, I will be bringing it inside for the winter months. Don't know how that will go as I've never had a gardenia before.
1372853
with how limited the space is, maybe. As long as you took good care for heat. I think you could. But if heat is a problem then no. With my inline fan and led hanging. And one medium plant I'm at a solid 76 Degrees. It's got the vent holes for easy ventilation so no reason why you couldn't try
867497
Yes , but it has to be indoor for the firs two years let it mature then after two years on the second week of spring you can plant it outside and you still need to put a temporary clear plastic canopy for the next two months until your tree get use to the weather and temperature that's what I did to my second guyabano tree the first one I plant it outside after less than a year without cover and it didn't survive,and I tried it again now I got a healthy 3 yr. old guyabano tree outside and I still do put a canopy on it during winter.Hope it will help.
2150241
No I have not tried that. You can ask the seller he is experienced in this plant.
179526
No, it is not the actual plant. Juniper will die inside the house. It is an outdoor plant. Look for an inside bonsai like a ficus for example.
1230240
yes, a small plant an pic would look great!i have 4 and one for my sister.I Also have glass tops on them,both can be purchased here 20"
812532
Yes it is. I have two plants that are doing ok- it's not an easy plant to grow- be sure to use pure water, keep moist and out of the hot sun. Good luck!
955411
It's multiple plants stuck/glued together. If you try to pull them apart you could damage the plants. It would not fit in a small shell.
898739
I have one (its about 3 months old now) and I live just South of Seattle. Currently, it is in my windowsill and doing just fine and I have heard that you can plant them outside as well as they are very hardy! So, a definite yes to indoor growing and a tentative yes if you want to put it outside. :)
750070
Nope. But you can put in in the garage for the winter, or bring it inside. Also, I'd recommend buying from a plant store. You really want to see what you're getting!
172786
Don-we have not actually used our kit yet, With that said we have done some research and we are confident that we will be able to grow this indoors in an aquarium type setup. This is our plan as well.