Let's Talk Living Christmas Tree Care 🎄 Garden Guru Sean at The Gardener's Center

Sean, the horticulture guru at The Gardener's Center in Darien, CT, highlights the critical things you need to know if you choose to have a living Christmas tree indoors.
Key points:
1. The tree must acclimate to warmer temps before coming inside.
2. It should be inside for no more than 7 days, tops.
3. It needs to acclimate to cooler temps before moving outdoors.
Watch Sean's video for more details and to understand the reasons WHY these three things are critical for the survival of your living Christmas tree.
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[@abc6288]

Thank you. We live in warm climate in Hong Kong and we got a pot of alive tree for Christmas and been keeping it indoors for more than 10 weeks 😢
As I noticed that the needles started to turns brown and dropping and I found your video juat now. We have to move the tree outdoor now and hoping to help it thrive again.

[@claudiap.3756]

Thanks for the great explanation

[@TheGardenersCenter]

Glad it was helpful!