Indoor Gardening and Houseplants: vine question, 0 by maureen1952

maureen1952 wrote:
My understanding is that it's a tropical so as ecrane said it's much happier outside in summer. It goes through a dormancy period so you can put it somewhere cool inside, keep it mostly dry. The leaves will fall off and it will look dead but if you are undaunted, you can put it outside after last frost, give it water and sun and the leaves will come back. I've done this for a couple of years and each summer it comes back better. This year it was a monster.