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Dwarf Bougainvillea Indoor Care: Light and Dryness

Transition Stress

Moving a dwarf bougainvillea indoors causes leaf/bud drop. It needs full sun and dry soil in winter.

Indoor Protocol

Brightest window (south/west) or grow light.
Water only when soil is dry 2″ deep.
No fertilizer until spring.
Expect adjustment period; new growth will adapt.

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