Outside Plants inside?

[docgreenthumb]

How come plants that are traditionally grown outside, don't do well inside?

--doc

is that really the case?

Doesn't it depend on where you are what you would grow inside or
outside?

as I live in the tropics we have plants that most people would
consider house plants outside: anthuriums, monstera, lucky bamboo,
to name a few.
They are outside, and they are perennial.

Some plants need wind pollination and don't do well (for bearing fruit)
inside for that reason. Other than that the only reason I can think of
is that the climate inside isn't to the plants' liking.

Maren

[blondemommyof2]

some plants would be great inside if you see something you really like but it's not for your zone you can grow it inside i'm zone 6 and have a zone 11 plant doing great inside for me