Canadian reader wanted to keep conifers indoors for the scent. Cool, well-lit home. Asked if possible.
The expert said some conifers adapt to indoor life: those tolerating low light, no cold period, wet/dry cycles, and temperature swings. Norfolk Island pine (Araucaria heterophylla) is classic. Also Araucaria spp., 'Goldcrest' Cupressus macrocarpa, juvenile Pinus canariensis or P. pinea. Linked FAO document.
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