Mandevilla cannot go dormant; it must be kept actively growing indoors. Basement storage will kill it.
When nights exceed 50°F, gradually acclimate outdoors over 7–10 days (hardening off). Resume regular watering and fertilizing. Plant will regain vigor and bloom profusely.
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