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Candy Corn Plant (Manettia) Pruning and Indoor Care

Manettia inflata is a vigorous vine. Keep tightly potted to promote flowers. Prune sharply to control size—new growth replaces cuts. Indoors: sunny, warm, humid. Sliding glass door may bring cold drafts in winter; use humidifier or pebble tray. Avoid cold air.

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