How To Over Winter Calynopsis. Do I Bring Inside Or Will That Be Too Hot? Do I Prune First? If Outside In Light Or Dark And Do I C

over? I have tried to see exactly what to do with these plants now but can’t see any proper info. I can bring in but it will be warm in the house. Some articles say cover does that mean they should be in the dark all winter or on a windowsill?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 11/06/2021 @ 9:01 pm

Every article I read said to discard them after spring flowering, they won't flower again. If you want to try, give it filtered light as through a sheer curtain. (You don't need to cover it.) It needs a cool environment so put it in the coolest part of your home, such as 16 degrees C. It needs to be moist but not wet, and well drained.

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https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/calceolaria-crenatiflora/ ^[2]

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