Montezuma cypress (which more and more taxonomists feel is NOT a
separate species, but a subspecies of T. distichum) it doesn't
naturally grow down there. Still it gets fresh air and REAL sun,
so it should do fine.

Indoors, it gets neither -- no matter how many artificial
substitutes one might try to give it.

I don't understand the desire some of this group seems to have to think that
plants only do well out doors. so many plants are grown indoors with artificial
everything and they grow so much better than indoors in almost scary. why the
predudice for out door growing?

Moon