What is the optimal temperature for Cardoon?

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There is an ideal temperature range that makes Cardoon feel at home. Under these temperature conditions, it's unlikely that you’ll have any issues with cold or hot damage to the foliage, but changing leaf colors can absolutely be a sign that Cardoon isn’t happy. Try to keep your Cardoon well within its preferred range of 70-85℉(21-30℃), but don’t panic if the temperature creeps up past 85℉(30℃) during the day or down to 70℉(21℃) at night.

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Cardoon

A species of Cynara , also known as Globe artichoke, Cardy

Botanical name: Cynara cardunculus

Genus: Cynara

Description

Cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) grows 91 cm to 1.8 m in height, and 61 cm to 91 cm across. Its leaves are jagged, razor-sharp, and a silvery-gray color. Its flowers are blue or violet and thistle-like. It was first brought to the United States by Spanish and French settlers in the middle of the nineteenth century.

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