I live in Michigan and I want to start a terrarium. Ihave a nIce sunny place . Will it work
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I know you asked this years ago but I still wanted to comment. Moss grows on the north side of trees and buildings for a reason it does not like direct sunlight. Bright, indirect light is best. Direct sun can cause major problems in a moss terrarium. Good luck.
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I think a indoor terrarium is acceptable unless you get a warm winter and keep it moist if so they might grow I personally would get a living plant or a purple pitcher plant or a red Asian pitcher plant also try a sundew or a venus fly trap.
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I have one in the garage and it works great out there. In Michigan we have very cold weather.
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I use it for terrariums with my 4-H groups and it works great. We have not had any plants to die.
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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 would think that would work. It attracted a ton of ladybugs to my garden last summer. Good luck!
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I put my bee house in full sun and had no issues. Had lots of bee residents!
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Yes, make sure to test the solar battery to make sure it works. I ordered two and the one I use at my permanent residence works fine. The other didn't get opened until a couple of months after the purchase until I went to my summer cottage and never has worked.
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yes, thats what I used and it worked great. Just make sure it is sturdy because the earthbox really produces an abundance of fruits. Good Luck !!
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Yes it will. We have ours hooked up to our generator. We live in Michigan winters here are long with not much sun.
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Sorry, I don't know if it would or not. I am only familiar with the climate around Pittsburgh, PA. I would suggest contacting someone at a botanical garden in your area or in the Botany Department of your local university for an answer.
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it will work as long as you have a place to put it in the sun while it's warming. i use mine in the winter when it was about 20 degrees. i put it in a protected sun room that is enclosed in acrylic panels, out of the weather.
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If most of the time is during sun it may be ok. You need to have a good battery bank do you are only drawing from the top 10-20% of your batteries.
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It will work fine. We've similar winter temps in Minnesota and mine's worked great. Simply connect to the battery, plug it in and wait for spring. It usually comes eventually.
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if you have a lot of direct sun for a small pool or multiple units i think it would work well.
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sure it would be a good choice it is full spectrum but runs cool if you need some warmth then hps, or metal halide. I have a plant 4 foot tall 3 foot wide so i added a 4 foot shop light on its end next to it. the 2 work well together.
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i think it would be fine, theyre not are not too hot and and depending on the temperature require of the reptile or amphibian you can always double or triple up, i have a set up where during the day i run 3 of them with a UVB bulb to get the correct temperature and sunlight vitamins and at night i just turn the UVB and and one sunglo off and they give off a soft enough light to use asa night time setting and a nighttime temp without dropping too low