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Feb 7th, 2008 at 07:53 AM
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I have 3 Caladiums. Is it too late to put them in a rest period? Plus I don't have a place to keep them in 50 to 60 degrees, would that be a problem?
Carla
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Hmmm, wonder if you could put them in the fridge. I used to do that with my glads.
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If you have a crawl space underneath your house it may stay at the temperature your looking for. As far as I know they can be made to go dormant at any time of the year since they are an indoor plant outside of zone 9 and greater.
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i have a basement. however, there are no doors so it gets pretty cold down there.
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