Elephant ear bulbs started indoors in pots are leafing out. Owner wants to plant in ground but fears harm. Advice?
Winter will kill the corms. Elephant ears are cold-sensitive.
Lots of water, fertilizer, and leaf misting. They thrive as mobile container plants.
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