A gardener in Russia dug up spring-planted pansies in summer, potted them indoors for winter bloom. They're "resting." Asks about cool storage.
The expert (Western Kentucky, US) has no experience with Russian climate.
Discard current plants. Buy fresh pansies next spring. Seek local Russian gardening experts for climate-appropriate varieties and timing.
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