Can I leave this tree indoors in the winter time, I live in an apartment ?
1879978
Absolutely, they are move of an indoor plant anyway, however you can speed up its growth by transplanting it outside during the warmer months. I hope this helps :)
1879979
I'll be honest--ours died relatively fast both in summer and winter. It lived indoor year round. :(
345171
Your tree is an outdoor tree but can be put inside if it is below 50 outside. Your tree may dry out in the house! Be careful not to let this happen! I have mine inside so I keep my eye on them.
1730427
I live in the upper Midwest where we have very cold, snowy winters. During the warmer months, I leave my potted Clementine outside on the patio. When the temperature starts to dip into the mid to low 50s, I bring the tree inside. During the winter, I have been very successful with having this tree in a room with plenty of southern exposure.
1348110
when winter comes you are to cut it down to six ins. then put mulch around it. I have not planted it yet. I have been sick. So there for I still have it in the house. Its doing ok, but if you still have warme weather plant it.
284581
I would not put it permanently. We left ours outside over the winter and some to the components inside froze and no longer work. But leaving it out all season should be fine.
520307
Yes, if you are in the warmer zones that don't hard freeze. If you are in zones that hard freeze you need to move it inside in the winter months.
21668
All bonsai do better outdoors. You can keep it inside for a day at max, if you wish to display it. Don't place it near vents. Anyway, I'd advise against getting this particular tree. I recommend juniper.
2091181
In cold weather, no. As long as there is sufficient room under the blanket for air flow and the plant isn't sweating you can leave it on until the temperature comes up and the possibility of frost passes. what you don't want is too much moisture to form under the blanket from the plant "sweating" if that happens and you don't let it breathe, the next night it frosts, the frost will reach the plant even with the blanket on it, excess moisture under the blanket will end its ability to protect the plant
95328
I think u will need to bring them inside at a window for light.i know some succulants are winter okay and some arent. they will mail you many differnt species.
1833512
Forgot, in the winter it still needs sun. I'd put in in the east window or put it anywhere & get a cheap plant grow light (Lowes or Home Depot)
408805
I would say that depends on your local weather. If it may freeze, I'd recommend a pot so you can pull it inside over the coldest months.
2215719
Anything can grow inside with the proper equipment. However the needs of this tree are not know to me. I do not recommend planting this inside.
2160504
I do apologize this is made to be placed indoors. We can not guarantee it will hold up in a room that outside climate can get to it.
2192952
Yes, it can be left outdoors in the rain, but we like to bring it indoors if we're expecting very heavy rain, just to be safe. I wouldn't leave it out in the winter if your area gets cold and snowy.
1923169
I have my plant inside but in Northern California I think one could put the plant either on a front porch next to the house OR outside only in the summertime....I haven't tested it outside during the winter yet.
95329
I think u will need to bring them inside at a window for light. i know some succulants are winter okay and some arent. they will mail you many differnt species.
345172
The instructions indicate that this can be either an indoor or outdoor tree. I live in an apartment in NYC and have kept the bonsai indoors since September, and it is thriving. My advice is to make sure it gets enough light, water it regularly as instructed, and make sure it isn't too close to a radiator/air conditioner unit (depending on the season).