Will it grow/survive in New Mexico? I think we are zone 7. how much H2O, one guy s said water every day?
255837
Likes water - I grew it in zone 9 in Florida in partial sun. Contact manufacture for information on your area before buying and seeding.
255838
I live in Az. I water twice a day...6:00am and 5:00 or so mine is in the shade for most of the day.My Mom's is in full sun...mine does better.
255839
Yes, it does need water. The problem more important that I found that as it is considered a weed it is very hard to find something that does not kill "mouse ears" as we call it here in Spanish. I am not found it here but a place in FL did sell it. Therefore, It is doubtful if I would plant it again as the clovers and others are becoming a big part of my yard. I do not know what to replace it with as I do like it.
255840
I likve in NM and my grandpa grew it here. I bought the seeds to put it on the other side of my yard and it seems to do good with same amount of water as I give my lawn. I may just have Grandpa's green thumb i don't know.
255841
I live in NM and my grandpa grew it here. I bought the seeds to put it on the other side of my yard and it seems to do good with same amount of water as I give my lawn. I may just have Grandpa's green thumb i don't know.
562642
Im not sure, but try putting it some where really warm and sunny if possible. Dont water it until it spouts new growth.
916363
I am in Arizona ... where the humidity is low. It usually lasts about 10-12 hours. I fill it up twice a day if I'm running it 24/7.
579000
I've had bare spots for 10 years and it is growing GREAT! I just threw it down and left it to the sprinkler system. I live in Texas, we will see what happens when it hits 110 degrees.
1528954
I used the product dry. I lightly sprayed the base of saguaro arm with waterAnd then lightly sprinkled the Bonide on. Then placed it in my potting material Most people claim there is less than 50/50 to restart a saguaro Mine bloomed this year and us growing great. Good luck !
611651
Should grow fine. I'm in Colorado (Denver metro area) and haven't had a problem getting it to sprout & grow, especially on the North side of my house which is always in shade and has more snow until later in the year than other areas. My biggest problem was the lawn service cutting it down to their "normal" low height last season. For that and other reasons, I'll be doing my own grass this year. ;&gt;
1182335
I really don't know if it will grow in a hot climate. Keep it watered often and it should be alright.
882658
I loved this stuff... grows on the top of the soil so needs lots of water and moisture. but then again I have sandy yard. I live in the south, texas and when we had the drought it died.. I believe because of the heat AND the low humidity... it was terrible.. I have been thinking of planting again..it is beautiful I cannot deny that fact.....
611652
I bought some and tried it in Arkansas. I'm very pleased how it grows tequires no upkeep, etc. Sorry I don't know anymore to tell you. Jim
1168399
Definetly! Just plan according to your zone climate as far as timing goes! I live in Pacific Northwest were it's cooler snd everything is thriving!
944329
I live in the RGV of Texas. I only have a home garden but am planning to attempt to gropw a little in a bucket this fall. Not even corn in the fields is growing well with the heat we have had this summer. Last winter was cold. I'll let you know.
1387105
I am in zone 5 so I really can't say. But mine is doing fine indoors. From my experience is living in both Florida and Texas I would say this will be fine in your area
1942029
These are perennials. It will "grow" in the harsh PH but success rate depends on the soil and amount of true non evaporating moisture the plants get.
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.
271104
we live in Lake Havasu where the temp. during the summer average's 110 so we keep it air-filled all summer, today was 109 so ask me later, enjoyed it again today, no falling out after a couple of beers. john
1764350
I have these in a 12 inch hanging pot in potting soil that is about 8 inches deep. It is in a southwestern exposure window with sun in the afternoon, if we have sun, we are in Chicago and we water it about every other day, just a little bit each time. We keep the soil moist but not real wet. No special water just water from Lake Michigan. This is a fun plant as the leaves open and close each day. Fun!
1783762
Because of one of our local growers I was told it could be in my 4 zone... that is all I know. Sorry there wasn't more info.