Can I grow a cherry tree indoors?
January 2, 2006 8:19 AM Subscribe
Would there be any problems associated with growing a dwarf cherry tree like this one indoors?
The description says it will do well on a balcony (which I don't have) but doesn't mention indoor growing at all.
Would it attract strange bugs from outside? I don't mind sweeping up after it frequently, and I can give it enough light.
The description says it will do well on a balcony (which I don't have) but doesn't mention indoor growing at all.
Would it attract strange bugs from outside? I don't mind sweeping up after it frequently, and I can give it enough light.
Best answer: Also, cherry trees can weep... and their sap, though often a lovely crimson, is damn sticky.
posted by silusGROK at 9:27 AM on January 2, 2006
posted by silusGROK at 9:27 AM on January 2, 2006
Response by poster: Two good reasons not to. Thanks for saving me from a dead, sticky tree.
posted by leapingsheep at 9:33 AM on January 2, 2006
posted by leapingsheep at 9:33 AM on January 2, 2006
What Alison said re cold weather & dormancy.
However, something like a dwarf Meyer lemon tree, or bay laurel, or certain forms of jasmine should do just fine.
posted by vetiver at 9:41 AM on January 2, 2006
However, something like a dwarf Meyer lemon tree, or bay laurel, or certain forms of jasmine should do just fine.
posted by vetiver at 9:41 AM on January 2, 2006
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posted by Alison at 8:49 AM on January 2, 2006