Morning Glories: Winter 2010-2011: Growing plants under lights indoors! Pt 2, 0 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
If your prennials are leafing and growing they are redy to keep going, when I bring mine in, if I keep them under a lot of light and feed them they continue to grow, I let the caudex plants "rest" so that they come back stronger every eyar. This is what I do. My setosa " rested" but is now leafing out, same as the purple evening vine ( or lavender what ever)

Woodrose is vining like sticto did in the same spot last year, it is under a window, but it is a drafty area, so the light I put it under helps with the cold. Sticto did not get any of the black soot or crystals this winter in the closet. It doesn't like cold drafts.
I. Lind also went dormant, I think from the shock of being transplanted, but it is going strong now. Somewhere down here the pandy is still dormant, and so is the albivenia. When they pop up, I will know where they are LOL..

If we had a real glass green house, nothing would have to go dormant I would think, but I am not an expert.
wood rose to the right, I. Lutea to the left.. this is where sticto was last year..