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Hey y’all
So I have a nice Thai black tc that I’ve been slowly upsizing in pots all spring/summer and it’s now getting to the point where it needs to go in the ground. Unfortunately the only areas I have left to plant it aren’t as sunny, and I’m afraid the pstem will revert back to a plain green if it doesn’t get as much sun. Does anyone here grow Thai black in part shade/ part sun? |
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Thanks. Yup I think I've read somewhere if shaded out they will get taller to get sun light.
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]Banana Gallery - Mature Black Thai
Although it looks bright in the picture, this one is growing in mostly shade. Its bigger than my other one in full sun. Last edited by AaronTT : 08-20-2022 at 02:25 PM. |
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I never had any indication of color change with this plant when growing it. Outdoors,indoors the plant mostly looked the same. The plant overwinters well indoors under artificial lighting. It does show fingerprints pretty good though. ![]() ![]() It should be a nice addition to your backyard paradise Last edited by cincinnana : 08-21-2022 at 09:50 AM. Reason: added important relevant content |
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Mine grow great in sun up and sundown conditions and also in partial shade. Partial shade just takes alittle longer to get going in the spring.
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Boy do I covet one of those plants!! They are fantastically beautiful. Any Canadian sources ever have one to spare, please let me know.
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