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siege2050 · 01-13-2015, 06:18 AM

I have an Orinoco pstem under my house dormant that is about 10 feet, and I am hoping to get it to fruit. Last year I grew it in partial shade and it did very well, but I am wanting to plant it in full sun this year. Will Orinoco leaves burn in full sun on days where the temps get to be around 103F? We have a few of these days every summer here (strangely last year we did not get above 97), but our humidity is usually pretty high.

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