Leave in pond if crown is below ice (18-24" deep).
Difficult indoors. Need intense light (grow lights), warm water (70°F+). Often decline. Compost and buy new in spring.
Hardy. Leave in pond at proper depth. Or pot and keep soil soggy in a cold garage/basement.
Pot in soil, keep constantly wet, bright light, 50-60°F. They stay green all winter.
Keep in tubs with water in a bright basement.
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