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'Itinerans'
Is anyone growing this in the deep south? What are your results? TIA
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Re: 'Itinerans'
I have an itinerans that is doing well in a pot right now. I'm in the Houston, TX area.
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Re: 'Itinerans'
I have 3 here in Las Vegas, doing well after they were able to get roots established. I do have to keep them out of direct sun all day here in the summer. Our average humidity is like 15-20% and we have an extremely high solar index.
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