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Shohin
I'm the same @carol83, I'm loving the BRTs. I'm really excited to see how my planted one ends up in the Spring, I'm pretty much ignoring it until then.
Make sure and show us in the Spring. If I planted mine in the ground they would have frozen to death a month ago. illinoissucks.com (phrase stolen from @sorce )I'm the same @carol83, I'm loving the BRTs. I'm really excited to see how my planted one ends up in the Spring, I'm pretty much ignoring it until then.
Should do fine! I know I lady who keeps hers in her bathroom in winter and it gets zero direct sun light, only ambient light from the small window. I personally have a tropical greenhouse so I can't say from personal experience.how do the Brazilian rain trees do indoors under 5600k CFL lights . could be outside in the summer but needs to be inside in the winter. in the winter there not much natural light that gets in my house.
i found a amazing looking one at a great place at a local nursery that i would love to have. i did a little reading on them some places say there great indoor plants others seem to say they are not.
@JudyB is growing a BRT in Ohiohow do the Brazilian rain trees do indoors under 5600k CFL lights . could be outside in the summer but needs to be inside in the winter. in the winter there not much natural light that gets in my house.
i found a amazing looking one at a great place at a local nursery that i would love to have. i did a little reading on them some places say there great indoor plants others seem to say they are not.
how do the Brazilian rain trees do indoors under 5600k CFL lights . could be outside in the summer but needs to be inside in the winter. in the winter there not much natural light that gets in my house.
i found a amazing looking one at a great place at a local nursery that i would love to have. i did a little reading on them some places say there great indoor plants others seem to say they are not.
I have mine in a south facing window with a regular florescent shop light over it. I use a seedling heat mat for a little extra bottom warmth, mine grows like a weed all winter. I'm away for a week, and I probably won't recognize it when I get back...how do the Brazilian rain trees do indoors under 5600k CFL lights . could be outside in the summer but needs to be inside in the winter. in the winter there not much natural light that gets in my house.
i found a amazing looking one at a great place at a local nursery that i would love to have. i did a little reading on them some places say there great indoor plants others seem to say they are not.
I have mine in a south facing window with a regular florescent shop light over it. I use a seedling heat mat for a little extra bottom warmth, mine grows like a weed all winter. I'm away for a week, and I probably won't recognize it when I get back...
its usually around 70-73 degrees in the house all winter and if this thing i have is accurate its around 40% humidity. .. I got some 6500k CFL lights i can keep it under, i rent a room in a house and there is not much open space left in the room so i dont really have a place to put a humidifier. i do have a south facing window i could set it in front of during the day light. i could get a warmer but being in nice size ceramic pot i am not sure if that would actually help or not..
summer time there is a screened in patio that gets lots of sun light, i could put it out there for the spring and summer. going by that do you think i would be ok in my house under those conditions.
Yes you should be fine. You shouldn't need a humidifier, just good watering practices and good light source. Bottom heat is a plus. Why do you want to put it in a screened in patio in the summer? Full sun outside would be better.
I have mine in a south facing window with a regular florescent shop light over it. I use a seedling heat mat for a little extra bottom warmth, mine grows like a weed all winter. I'm away for a week, and I probably won't recognize it when I get back...
Yes, exactly like that. I like that one. It's got a lot more curve and character to the trunk than mine.
I was reading on Savannah trees today, some theories on why they are typically straight without low hanging branches. Has to do with withstanding grass fires and herbivores. Pretty interesting.
I've been to Wigert's and seen his canopy BRT, it's extremely impressive.