do these work as potted plants on sunny deck? do not want to attract bears in Colorado. tks
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Mine are in pots on a deck. 2 years on doing fine. I left one as a trailing plant and one climbing a trellis. No berries yet but are still beautiful.
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I put these on my deck which gets the morning sun. I only had one plant, but didn't have much luck with it growing. Hope this helps.
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They grew in pots but due to the winter, they died come the following spring. They really need to be covered and in a warm space that's protected like a garage or indoor area.
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Hi Fade! Well, I too have a problem with skunks, raccoons, and squirrels, and using this product seems to deter them so I keep using it even though I would prefer that they not visit at all. I use it where I might have just planted bulbs since they seem to enjoy them as much as I do and around flowers that I like and so do they like coreopsis and lupine. So I guess the answer is that it works but you would need to reapply from time to time. John
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You have to keep the plants away from direct sunlight! Then just spray a mist of water on them once a week, they will do fine!
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Absolutely, they are move of an indoor plant anyway, however you can speed up its growth by transplanting it outside during the warmer months. I hope this helps :)
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Hey raw food teacher, Hope your having a great day! Thanks for reaching out! Yes they will work anywhere where they receive sunlight. They are Beautiful, tough and durable! We actually have awards recognizing the quality of our products not only nationally but globally! Although they work anywhere we would possibly recommend to dig a small hole and place the paver in! Thanks, Paver Light Depot
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Hi Nancy, My plants were left on a Texas patio in pots. It was April so not quite as hot as it can get during summer.
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Yes, mine are out on a deck. I left them outside through the winter and they are fine. They roll like a dream and hold heavy pots with no trouble.
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I would say no. I installed these lights into the deck railing and stair railing leading up to the deck. In the railing, the lights are about 3 feet about the deck and protected somewhat from the weather. They are water resistant, but I don't think that they would do well straight into the ground. You probably need some lights that have their own enclosure with something that can be inserted into the ground that would help protect the lights.
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I am not sure but I would think as long as there is some space (dead air) between the plants and the mylar, the plants would be ok. Use it as a sun shade? Make sure the mylar is between the plants and the sun. If not, you will have a solar cooker.
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Yes! I bought these for my outdoor container plants on my deck. The glass globe ones I use on the indoor plants would not hold enough water during the warmer late spring early summer months when gone for a week or two. These do the trick! I actually use them year round!
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they're about 12" high so would work for small plants. They do tend to lift in strong winds so you may have to set them in lower and push some dirt up onto the plastic to keep them from getting away.
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I would say No. I have them outside on my deck. This area gets several hours of direct sunlight. Even with this amount of light, they do not all work and they only work for a portion of the night. To tell the truth, I've not been terribly pleased with these. I'd look for something else.
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They are designed to be mounted into either a deck or patio. It requires drilling a hole. I don't think they would work well being mounted into dirt or grass. They are very small; about one inch diameter. Try landscape lights with a spike.
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I have plant them in northern ill. on the end of April work out good I had lots in the end off October when I dick them out p. s. I plant them in 5 gallon buckets that way they wont take over the garden only one per bucket hope this will help good luck
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I am unsure as I bought them for my granddaughters whose parents have a lakeside home and it has been too cold to plant as yet. They are hoping around Easter. Let me know how yours do if you buy.
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I have 3 of thses at my workbench. While very well built, they do have small (about 1/16") holes between each LED leading to the inside. My concern would be extremely fowl weather, or spraying them with a water hose. I wouldn't use these here on the Front Range outdoors. But in So.Cal. on a patio with no fear of kids having a water balloon fight? You might be OK.
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I live in the Midwest and my lights are attached to an arbor on my patio. We had temperatures that reached 20 below zero this winter. My lights survived the temps and snow we had and are shining brightly as the day I put them out. You'll love them!