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Time to Bring Those Houseplants In!

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If you’ve had your houseplants outside for the summer, now is the time to bring them back newplants1.jpgin. With the nights getting cooler and cooler, your plants will begin to suffer. Before you do however, give them a good look over and check for signs of insects and disease. You may also want to clean the pots off and check to be sure none of them have outgrown their pots. Replace any pots that have cracked. Once you’ve brought them inside, don’t be surprised if they look a little sad for awhile. After a summer of being outdoors, your home will seem positively dark and dreary to them. After a few weeks they should adjust. Don’t worry about feeding them-this time of year is when their growth period begins to slow down. You’ll find you’ll need to water less as well!

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Posted in General, houseplants on October 11th, 2007

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