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Re: Dormancy
For many common house plants, providing a dormancy period is as simple as
cutting back on the water and fertilizer for a few months in the winter.
Some may need a bit less light and cooler temperatures also.
-Amy K.
On 29 Sep 1997 LFontan@pseg.com wrote:
> Date: 29 Sep 97 08:54:54 EDT
> From: LFontan@pseg.com
> To: indoor-gardening@prairienet.org
> Subject: Dormancy
>
> I have a house plant guide book, very good book. Anyway, when it states
> dormancy period for a specific plant, should we see to it that it rests?
> Would it benefit the plant if it does rest or if it is active all year
> round. Should I prune the plants before dormancy or after?
>
> ....Lysette
>
>
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