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Article: HOUSEPLANTS DON'T ADAPT EASILY TO NEW DIGS.(Spotlight on Home and Gardening)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- May 15, 1999
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Byline: Sheri Hunter Special to the News
If you think moving to a new home means trauma for you, consider what it means for your houseplants.
Typical is the Denverite who moved to a home with vaulted ceilings and tall southeast-facing windows. Come mid-winter, the room was warm and flooded with sunlight. What more could a houseplant ask?
A lot more if those particular houseplants do not like sunlight. When you move your houseplants, consider the microclimate to which they have been accustomed, as well as that to which they will move. Plants that thrived in a cool room ``back home'' will need similar circumstances in their new surroundings. While ...