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Mandevilla in Texas: Pot Culture for Winter Protection

Mandevilla is frost‑tender. Keep in pots with fine bark mix. Summer: shade, daily water, mist, orchid fertilizer. Winter: frost‑free, bright, water less, feed biweekly. Spring: increase water/feed to jump‑start growth.

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