Hi! I’m new here and would love some advice! I have this plant on my patio. I believe it is a Brazilian jasmine. Does anyone know if I can make this an indoor plant? It is so pretty and I would love it in my house.
Hi! I’m new here and would love some advice! I have this plant on my patio. I believe it is a Brazilian jasmine. Does anyone know if I can make this an indoor plant? It is so pretty and I would love it in my house.
It’s not a true jasmine, but, has the nickname. It’s a mandevilla. You can grow them indoors in very bright light. They like high humidity.
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Sunny is not just pushing more services from the Sun 😎Sunny is Super Sunny correct. A Mandevilla is a woodsy vine type of plant. The larger it gets the more it takes on a trunk and branch out type of plant. I’ve tried to bring them in doors over the winter and it just never works out they need Sunny..Sunny Days that is. I live in Philadelphia. I believe plants like this will no longer die during winter for Philadelphia as we change from zone 7A to zone 6, then 5, due to Climate Change. Hey, there’s something good about climate change. The Northeast can now have tropical plants outside all year long! (Starting 2055) 😎
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P.s. You must keep the dead leaves out of the pot or you will get gnats living in the plant.
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