Azaleas need cool temps, fresh air, high humidity, and constantly moist (not wet) soil. Phoenix summers (115°F) are hostile. Indoors, you must provide bright light, cool temps, even moisture, and humidity.
Conditions are difficult to meet. Success chances are low. Many discard azaleas after bloom. But if you’re determined, it’s worth a try.
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