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Hi, I bought a hanging plant from a local greenhouse, they said they think it is a perrenial. It has tiny blue flowers on darker green vine type leaves that cascade down, I bought it in mid august and It has probably tripled in size since then. They said that it is a Scaevola Aenula, or commonly called Blue Fan or Blue Wonder. I can not find it or any information pertaining to it, can anyone help? I am wondering if I can bring it indoors for the winter and what care if any it would require?
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I don't know what kind of a plant this might be, but, almost any plant can be grown indoors. Try putting it in a one size bigger planter with small rocks in first then soil, for drainage. Set it in a North window for winter and care for it as a house plant watering it once a week. You will be able to see in 2-4 weeks if it needs more water. Most plants do well in a North window.shelly wrote:
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> Hi, I bought a hanging plant from a local greenhouse, they
> said they think it is a perrenial. It has tiny blue flowers
> on darker green vine type leaves that cascade down, I bought
> it in mid august and It has probably tripled in size since
> then. They said that it is a Scaevola Aenula, or commonly
> called Blue Fan or Blue Wonder. I can not find it or any
> information pertaining to it, can anyone help? I am wondering
> if I can bring it indoors for the winter and what care if any
> it would require?
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It won't like the low light this winter, so ct back the atering (and absolutley NO fertilizer) so that you can keep it just barely ticking over until you put it outside next spring and let it come back to life. Derek
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