Can rueba be placed indoors?

1. Is it possible?

We have already said that it is possible, but there are some issues that need to be noted.

2. Seasonal issues

(1) The temperature in winter is relatively low. Sub-zero temperatures are a fatal blow to the rudbeckia, and it is a flower that is extremely not cold-resistant, so it is better to keep it indoors during the cold winter. It is best to place it in a sunny place indoors, which can ensure sufficient light to meet its needs for full sunlight and prevent it from being damaged by frost as it is not frost-resistant.

(2) In summer, the climate in general areas is hot and rainy or hot and dry. In short, the temperature is very high. This plant cannot tolerate extreme heat. If placed outdoors, the leaves will be easily burned by the scorching sun and water will be lost quickly, which is not conducive to its growth. Therefore, the best breeding location in summer is indoors. The temperature indoors is slightly milder and the ultraviolet intensity is relatively low, which will not cause the water in the plants to evaporate too quickly. As long as you pay attention to not letting them fall into a state of water shortage, there is no problem keeping them indoors.

(3) It can be seen from this that the temperatures in summer and winter are relatively extreme, either very high or very low, while the temperatures in spring and autumn are relatively mild and can be placed either indoors or outdoors. Because it prefers a semi-shaded environment, if it is in a very humid area, in order to reduce the humidity and ensure that there is not too much water supply, it must be given full-sun external conditions. Generally speaking, the light intensity and humidity in spring and autumn can meet its needs for sunlight and water. Although placing it indoors will block the sunlight to a certain extent, placing it in sunny places such as balconies will not affect its growth too much.