Indoors or out? Partial or full sun? Northern Georgia?
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Outdoor in partial sun. AZ in the early spring (60-90 degrees & low humidity)
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Outdoors, Pensacola FL, hot and humid. Does best in partial sun. Does seem to help with mosquito control.
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Outdoors, partial sun, preferrable potted on porch. East Arkansas. does help.
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I live in Northern Arkansas. I put my plants in full sun but watch the water level. Yesterday the temp on my deck read 107 after I had watered the soil. No problem. I also have one under the deck cover and it is doing well also. I haven't tried them indoors, but they seem to like the sun here. Good luck.
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Outdoors in the Puget Sound area in Western Washington state. They are growing nicely. Last year they worked so I hope I have the same luck this year.
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I will say 99.9% of the sun's rays are block. We have complete shade. I have never gotten sunburn under the shade sail.
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sun. don't overwater. I put mine out in the summer and inside in the winter. It is nice and healthy but not big enough to bloom yet.
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I use it at night or when I am indoors. If I am planning to be outside, I use their Total Effects with sunscreen.
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Not at all. We even added curtains on two sides, to block the sun at certain times of the day, and it is lovely to be out there at any time. Love it.
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My YT&T planting is in Central Florida. Survived Summer. Just starting to Bloom. Plant now should be okay in Houston. As in Florida...Sun means not direct sun.
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I only have one sliding glass door, and it's under a patio canopy so it's in the shade and that room is pretty cool these days. Sorry. We noticed a huge difference in keeping the summer heat OUT, but haven't had enough winter cold yet here in the Phoenix area to judge how well the heat stays in (still have not turned the heater on for the winter, but we hear that is normal for this area).
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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.
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Any sun coming from those is negligible... being so low to the ground. I actually was wishing there was more mesh on the back for even more airflow. The biggest factor for how much shade there is depends on the angle to the sun. Facing south, you'll only really get shade on your upper body at mid-day anyway. If you face any other direction, you get enough shade for 3+ adult camp chairs and gear and won't really notice light coming through ventilation mesh. If you face NW/N/NE, you'll have enough shade to have lots of kids/adults lay out a blanket in front of the chairs and have nice shade. (all of this assuming your latitude is similar to Washington DC) Any sun coming from those is negligible... being so low to the ground. I actually was wishing there was more mesh on the back for even more airflow. The biggest factor for how much shade there is depends on the angle to the sun. Facing south, you'll only really get shade on your upper body at mid-day anyway. If you face any other direction, you get enough shade for 3+ adult camp chairs and gear and won't really notice light coming through ventilation mesh. If you face NW/N/NE, you'll have enough shade to have lots of kids/adults lay out a blanket in front of the chairs and have nice shade.... » Read More Any sun coming from those is negligible... being so low to the ground. I actually was wishing there was more mesh on the back for even more airflow. The biggest factor for how much shade there is depends on the angle to the sun. Facing south, you'll only really get shade on your upper body at mid-day anyway. If you face any other direction, you get enough shade for 3+ adult camp chairs and gear and won't really notice light coming through ventilation mesh. If you face NW/N/NE, you'll have enough shade to have lots of kids/adults lay out a blanket in front of the chairs and have nice shade. (all of this assuming your latitude is similar to Washington DC) « Show Less
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It's pretty dark, but doesn't really seem to heat up too much in the sun! My kid stay comfy in there.
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Mine is on my shed. Under a big Maple Tree. Gets direct sun maybe 3 hrs if that. Still works great.
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I live in zone six and that is what I have done. Bring it indoors when temps cool off in fall and take back outside when danger of frost has passed. I do have my plants under florescent lights while indoors.
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I find they do best outside, just not enough sun inside unless you have a large glass patio door, but not every home does. Blueberries like sun, lots of it and true, well watered.
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in the right environment; doesn't do well in extreme temps so inside only and like light in small doses. I hope this helps!
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I bought mine during the holidays, haven't had much sun since. However it is in a room with a 10' picture window facing north. I have had no issues with lighting as of yet.
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It's an indoor plant the enjoys medium light, a lot depends on where you live.
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It does require full sun. Mine usually gets about 6-8 hours and is doing well.