Is Florida weather good for these plants
892356
my plants are doing well they are blooming now and have a few blackberry on them. my location is orange park fl.
892357
Hi Barb... My plants have been in ground for eight months - they are doing well and blooming. My location is Gainesville. Good Luck.... Carl
892358
I don't know of any reason why they wouldn't be all right there.there a tough plant.
892359
Every Variety has its weakeness's, some dont like too much water/humidity/heat.
892360
Hi Barb...My plants have been in ground for eight months - they are doing well and blooming. My location is Gainesville. Good Luck....Carl
2149179
I live in Tampa, FL and I'm thinking of planting this around the pool decking. Has anyone had any trouble with the heat in Tampa? It will be in full sun.
1923171
No. Since the plant is very watery it will freeze and die. If temps drop below 40F you must find a way to keep them warm by means of a green house or shelter.
87992
Yes you can do that. This plant want's a lot of sun and water. Don't worry about the degrees. It will grow gr8.
626999
I would wait until there are no more snow storms. I live in Texas and my plants have weathered the cold spells with below freezing temps, but our cold spells don't last long. Hope spring comes soon for you guys!!! I can imagine you are ready for it.
958456
I live in southern Ohio and the plants does well here. It dies back in the fall but comes back in the summer. They like plenty of sunshine.
2053761
Ms. Myers, I can't answer your question as I live in Texas, and therefore can't speak to the suitability of this product in Florida. The product seems to be working for me here. However, I will have to wait for summer to evaluate the claim of drought tolerance...
2194659
if it's not too cold where you live. they keep spreading. these plants are very hardy and flower almost continually. they make great indoor plants.
1597925
I live on the west coast of central Florida and mine have been exposed to torrential rains and hot sun and normal rainfall and are doing just fine. These do change color a tad in the sun but I still love them. Mine took on a bit of a navy blanket green shade but still work great and look good too.
1129046
Air plants love bright, indirect light and can live in temps ranging from 50 to 90 degrees F. They should be misted every 2 to 3 days with water. If you have them outdoors, they should be protected some how from direct sunlight. Perhaps on a covered porch or a pergola for some shade. I hope this info is helpful to you. :)
516107
There are a variety of plants but for the most part I'd say yes. They like light and warmth, you'll love them!
1997339
The continents are divided into 'plant zones'. The colder the area the lower the number. Family in Nebraska need plants zoned for 5-6. I live in south, central Texas and need plants for 8-9. This means plants have a better chance of survival if tolerant for those places. This is a guide only. You still need to make sure that your plant is planted in right soil, humidity and in an area that has minimal hours of sunlight. You can go to arborday.org. There is a free tree info place you can type in your zip code. Your plant zone will be shown. In my part of Texas, the amount of sun is important due to the heat index. So I pick plants that can tolerate a 10 rating. You can cheat. If you live in a cool zone and want a plant that prefers heat; plant it so it gets west sun and in an area that gets no north wind in winter. Here if I want a cool tolerant plant, I do the opposite.
281029
Yes, but they need lots of sun . Spritz them a lot . They will probably get leggy, sparse leaves though.
1490478
I think that these would be fine in FL. There were a few things (like watermelon and goji berries) that didn't do as well in our Adirondack climate. They would do well in a warmer climate like yours.
538449
My plants stay outside during the late spring, summer, and late fall here in North Carolina. They will have to be brought inside for the winter and do well with little to no attention. Less is more when it comes to watering.
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I think it is obvious that a sunny place would work best particularly once the plants are established. Of course, watering is important as well. I put some herbs in one a few years back, had plenty of sun and water, grew like crazy!
1935622
I used Celsius on Virginia buttonweed in St. Augustine grass. I don't know about Floratam grass.