I only have a limited room, and the plants has to be cut back through the summer, and especially in the autumn. Then, most of them are placed in green plastic-boxes and put in a dark corner in my living-room. This prevent our living-room from being to damp in wintertime.

 The first of April, they are taken out again, and I start watering. Some have already started growing, others are slow starters. There is a sheet of  some of the all-year growers, winter-growers, late dormant and late starters:    Dormant Periods .

 When I'm re-potting, it is usually to smaller pots! Some of the older plants are getting close to bonsai.

 The windows are facing west. I guess south would have been better, but it works. The pots are glazed clay, looking good, easy to clean but it doesn't let any air in for the roots. Not good, but it works.

 The first couple of years, I had a air-humidity around 100%. Lost some plants because of that. Then I bought a de-humidity-device, got the humidity down to 45-50%, and I lost other plants. It aren't easy to grow from seeds any more either. BUT: The wall-paper are no longer green and black, my health is better and my girl-friend don't complain about her shoos turning green and fluffy.