The Oleander likes to stay warm, and can't tolerate below 6 degrees Celsius, then it becomes harmful to the plant, so make sure the plant is in a warm place outside the summer, and not in the garden.
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The Nerium oleander needs water on a regular basis. During the hot days of summer it needs water every day. If it is a bit colder, it can be once every 2-4 days, this depends on the temperature and the pot and the size of the plant. You can feel this from the soil. If the soil is fairly moist, the oleander still has enough water.
A Nerium oleander loves good nutrient soil. For example, you can spoil the root ball with a bag of Florentus Mediterranean Nutrition Soil, specially developed for Mediterranean plants such as the oleander. This allows it to root extra well and provides it with the right nutrient base.
We recommend that you always keep the oleander indoors, only on days with heat above 10 degrees Celsius.
It may be that the oleander gets too little water during the growing season, but it is also a natural thing that leaves become barren. Some leaves have simply reached their age and then die off. The leaves can be removed by hand. If necessary, bald twigs can be removed with scissors.
The oleander is a poisonous plant, so in an environment with a lot of cats or dogs, it might be better to choose another plant.
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