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The dwarf tamarillo is not hardy
How should a dwarf tamarillo overwinter?
As a tropical plant, the dwarf tamarillo is not frost hardy. In return he wears bright orange and very aromatic fruits in summer. Hibernation is neither complicated nor difficult, so this plant is also good for beginners.
Alternatively, you can overwinter the dwarf tamarillo warm or cold. In cold wintering, however, she loses her leaves, but hardly needs to be poured. In addition, your dwarf tamarillo should then stand dark. If you opt for warm wintering, the plant will remain green, but need more water and light. To save space in the winter quarters, you can cut back the dwarf tamarillo in autumn.
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Overwinter your dwarf tamarillo, then it will not lose its leaves and needs more water.