overwintering echevaria
north53 Z2b MB
13 years ago
Please forgive me for disregarding the search feature on this subject. I tried, but I didn't find it helpful at all.
Anyway, I made an impulse purchase of an echevaria this summer at the nursery. It's been outside, but today I brought it into the sunroom to prepare for its eventual move indoors. I'm assuming I'll have to put it under lights for the winter, since I don't have any sunny spot to put it. Anyone have any experience with these? What are my chances for success? Succulents aren't my forte. When I purchased it, I removed it from the wet peat mix it was in, and put it in a much better draining mix.
tapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
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