How should I overwinter a recently rooted Camellia cutting

Leave outside to get cool? If so how long and how cold. Alabama.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 10/07/2019 @ 3:40 pm

You may have some blight or sunscald going on with the leaves. Attached are management tips.

You are in planting zone 7 which is on the edge of the hardiness zone. I think I would overwinter it in a cool place such as an unheated garage and keep it from freezing. Water it occasionally over the winter.

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