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Tue, Oct 28, 14 at 21:55
| Hey there folks, New to to the forum but I do have some gardening knowledge working in a landscape business and helping out at my grandmother's nursery down in Guatemala whenever I travel south. So earlier this year (March 2014) after having dinner I planted a couple of avocado seeds in a planter. Now I have a foot and half tall plant. Winter will be here soon and I'm wondering if there are things I can do to help it stay green and strong. My house has pear trees and oaks all around and we only manage a couple of hours worth of sunrays in the home during the winter.
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This post was edited by Barracuz on Tue, Oct 28, 14 at 22:01
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| I know this isn't helpful but Guatemala for the winter is your best bet. Find a good high output light and give it as much natural light as possible. |
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