Originally Posted by siege2050

Not sure about the taste, nor am I sure it will bloom here yet, but Enano Gigante seems to overwinter very well for me indoors with low light (curtains closed) and almost no water and does not look terrible as long as spider mites are kept under control. Basically appeared to go semi dormant. Then later, I put it in my unheated greenhouse that got down to 37 or so degrees with no cold damage several times this spring. Does so well in fact for me with low water, light, cold, and semi dormancy, I am going to try storing it in my crawlspace this winter now that I have several pup backups. Supposed to be a cavendish type? Hard to find info about it online. For someone with a bright room, it should do very well overwintered indoors.