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Can I bring New Guinea impatiens into the house for the winter and replant them into the garden in t
( Added: Wed Jul 20 2005   Hits: 105)

If the plant gets leggy and spindly, it needs more light. Your impatiens should be healthy and happy and ready to go outdoors in the spring time.

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Feeding Houseplants
( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 103)

Just like all living things, plants need food for survival. Your houseplants are no different. As a rule, you should feed your houseplants during the spring, summer and fall. Feed sparingly during the winter months and keep your plants away from heating registers or radiators.

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How do I best bring plants into the house for winter?
( Added: Wed Jul 20 2005   Hits: 95)

First, check them carefully for any pests and take care of those before you bring them in. It is also a good idea to give them a good washing or two with a strong spray of plain water when bringing them in, just to make sure there are no hitchhikers.

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How do I care for a Christmas cactus?
( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 95)

Basically, care for it like any other plant—a bright location, water when the soil approaches dryness (despite the name it is not a desert plant), cooler temperatures away from heat vents and so on will help the blooms last longer.

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How do I care for a cymbidium orchid?
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Your orchid can spend the summer outdoors, but should remain indoors when temperatures fall below 60F. Here are a few general rules for growing healthy orchids:

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How do I care for a zebra plant?
( Added: Tue Jul 19 2005   Hits: 106)

Zebra plant (Aphelandra squarrosa) is a very demanding plant to care for. It has a "flower" that is actually a dense spike of bright yellow bracts that form at the tip of the stem. It forms in summer or fall and can last for several months. The tubular yellow flowers, however, are short-lived.

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