linnea56, Just an update. My sweet potato vine on a big pot made it. I even barely watered it. I placed them in the basement near window to get some light. It got some light maybe 1-2 hours a day and depending on the month. The maroon version though looks like didn't make it or maybe the pot where it was wasn't deep enough. The chartreuse kept producing leaves but were pale and losing leaves too. It's outside now. But I might have to bring it in tonight since we'll get down to 38F in the next few. I'm so happy since it's somewhat a success and that I didn't put a lot of effort. Bad news, my purple fountain grass didn't make it. It stopped producing leaves around January. I brought it outside. We'll see.

I have ti seeds is you are talking about Hawaiian Ti!

Hi Faye! I would love to try it up north in the gh....Thanks for sharing! Hope you had a great fourth! :) Barb

Maryland's weather is too cold to start sweet potato slips in March. We start rooting slips by end of May which will be ready by second week of June giving a shorter season to grow for taters before first warning of frost. By saving few vines indoor during winter we can have slips in time for planting.