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Mandevilla Fall Cutback and Indoor Overwintering in Ohio (Zone 5)

Timing and Technique

When frost threatens, cut mandevilla back to 3 ft. Lift root ball with minimal disturbance. Pot in large container; place in sunniest indoor spot.

Winter Care

Water sparingly; let dry 2″ deep.
No fertilizer.
Expect leaf drop; plant will be semi-dormant.
Spring: harden off, move out after frost.

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