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Hey everybody.
I’ve done some research on the VFT dormancy period, and how there are a few different methods you can follow. I’ve attached some pics of the 4 VFTs I have, and I wanted to get some suggestions and feedback...
The room I’ve been keeping them in is a sort of “outdoor” room...window panels on all walls and the ceiling. I live in Pennsylvania in a suburb of Philadelphia. The winters can potentially get very cold, sometimes below freezing. I’m assuming that keeping them in this room all winter is a bad idea.
What’s the best strategy here?
I’ve done some research on the VFT dormancy period, and how there are a few different methods you can follow. I’ve attached some pics of the 4 VFTs I have, and I wanted to get some suggestions and feedback...
The room I’ve been keeping them in is a sort of “outdoor” room...window panels on all walls and the ceiling. I live in Pennsylvania in a suburb of Philadelphia. The winters can potentially get very cold, sometimes below freezing. I’m assuming that keeping them in this room all winter is a bad idea.
What’s the best strategy here?
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