I actually have an avo tree taller than me that I started this way 10 or so years ago. It is in a pot, and our climate is a bit cold for them, so I move it into the house in winter.

These are normally outside, just hiding from the worst of the winter.

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    3 months ago

    It’s definitely something that happens to people often, but in your case you can clearly see the leaves hanging towards the floor. While indoors, I tend to water my Avocados when I notice the leaves starting to hang.

    Of course, check the soil first. If you poke your finger in a couple centimeters and you can feel moisture, you can still wait a bit.

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        3 months ago

        Unless OPs living space is constantly below ~15°C, it shouldn’t be an issue.

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          3 months ago

          Oh i was just thinking like how rhododendrons droop their leaves in the winter,. If the avos could be doing a similar thing. But good to know!

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            3 months ago

            Avocados originate from Mesoamerica where Winters are mild. They have no dormant period.