Bringing my Tropical Plants back indoors 🌿 Ready for Winter!
The audio in this video isn’t the best — sorry for that! 🎙️ I’ll make sure it’s better in the next updates.
As summer ends in Brussels (Belgium, USDA Zone 8a), I’m moving part of my tropical collection back into the grow tent for the cooler months.
Some species like tamarillo, granadillo, and passionfruit vines are still outside and will stay there until temperatures drop to around 5°C (likely October–November). Others, like papayas, mangos, and avocados, are already back indoors.
🌱 Highlights:
• Bringing tropical plants back into the grow tent
• End of summer update (late August in Brussels)
• Which plants stay outside & which move indoors
🔧 Setup / Equipment:
• Mars Hydro grow tent (100 × 100 × 180 cm)
• 2 × Mars Hydro TS600 grow lights
• Mars Hydro exhaust fan
• Small oscillating fan
• Compact dehumidifier
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