FAQ About Indoor Fruit Tree Cultivation

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one month ago | lila

Can indoor fruit trees be moved outdoors occasionally?

Yes, indoor fruit trees can be moved outdoors during warm, mild weather to benefit from natural sunlight and air circulation. However, it's important to gradually acclimate the tree to outdoor conditions to prevent shock, and to bring it back indoors before temperatures drop.

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