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It is a fine balancing act. For reference, zone 3b, where I am, is the same zone as the interior of Northern Sweden and Finland. I also have indoor growing lights with low energy requirements for more tropical plants, that I bring inside in winter. The homes are already heated, they jaut need a bit of extra light, as my smal, old house doesn't have much in the way of sunny windows.
Having plants in the house is also a mental health issue, as the SAD (seasonal affective disorder) can hot quite hard. It is certainly a low energy, cost effective way of surviving our long winters - we typically have snow on the ground from the 2nd week of November all the way through to the beginning of April.
Sisyphus with a Hat /
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2023-10-14 12:36:25
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