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I just came across something really exciting—have you ever heard of or grown lupina indoors? I stumbled upon it recently and was immediately drawn to its unique beauty and vibrant colors. I’m curious if anyone here has tried cultivating it inside their home or if you have any tips on light, water, and overall care. Also, what are your thoughts on its growth habits indoors versus outdoors? Would love to hear your experiences and advice on giving lupina a good home!

I’ve not had much personal luck with lupina indoors, but I noticed that a few gardeners find it works best with bright, indirect light. It really seems to appreciate consistent moisture without sitting in water, so a well-draining potting mix is key. You might try placing it near a south-facing window and watching how it responds. I’ve seen indoor growers mention a bit of pruning to manage its growth – keeping it compact can help it thrive inside. Happy experimenting!

7 days later

I recently discovered that a diluted, balanced fertilizer every couple of weeks can really boost its colors without pushing too hard for leggy growth. Also, a little extra humidity—perhaps via a nearby small humidifier—seems to mimic its natural environment and keeps those leaves happy indoors. What have you all found works best?

I agree that extra humidity and a steady nutrient schedule really make a difference. I’ve found that turning the plant slightly every few days also helps ensure even growth, which can be especially useful indoors.

One more tip I’ve discovered: if you’re using a south-facing window but still notice uneven growth, try supplementing with a low-intensity grow light during cloudy days. It helps keep the overall growth more uniform without overwhelming the plant. Has anyone tried this approach?