Is this plant shade tolerant?
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Hi Donna - I am not certain. Mine are full sun on a fence and are growing like mad. I would say in about another 2 years, my entire fence will be covered. I would attach a picture but I don't see the option to do so here.
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I planted in a place where it gets no sun. It has leaves but is still only about 12 inches high, so it's growing very slowly. I'm giving it one more summer before I move it.
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Yes it is. We planted six plants last November around an arbor that is in complete shade. By now, the plants have pretty leww covered the walls and some of the roof. I am very pleased.
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Hi there. I may be the last person you should ask, given that I have no special knowledge about V. Creeper. I know I've seen masses of it growing in both sun and shade though. I live in the mtns. where everything is tricky, but if you are in a lower elevation, like 6,000 ft. or lower, it should take off and grow very quickly for you. I wish you the best of luck! Audrey.
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Very hardy vine. I have some growing in the shade just fine. They just don't grow as fast as the ones in the sun.
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It seems to be happy in an area that receives only a few hours of sunlight.I have placed the plant in a large pot,and placed it in a few different spots, it looks happiest in the mostly shaded location.I plan on getting it out of the pot and into a permanent home ( mostly shade ) next spring.I am curious about whether it will retain its red or green color when I bring it in for the winter.
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this plant thrives in the sun. However, mine is planted in an area that has part sun and part shade and it does fine. The more sun the faster the growth.
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While the seed blend has some shade tolerance, if you have a lot of shade, you may want to select a mix that is specifically for shaded areas. Seed of any kind needs 4-6 hours of sun to thrive.
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Yes-good light but not direct sun. Also, it needs to be soaked in water for several hours every 2 weeks or so. It's an air plant and gets its food and water from the air around it, but if you have it in a warm, dry house, with no humidity it will need misting or soaking in order to survive. Youtube.com has excellent videos on the care of Tillandsias which your Xerographica is. Good luck.
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Yes, it actually says not to put it in direct sunlight. I grow mine in a shaded corner of my counter.
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Moisture, yes. Shade, not so much. They're fairly shade tolerant but I've grown some in full sun and some in partial shade and the full sun is better. These plants aren't big producers; the plants and the fruit are quite pretty but they're quite compact and I was disappointed in the quality of the fruit. Yields were small, regardless of location (including some grown in a greenhouse where I controlled the environment completely) and the fruit was quite small and not particularly tasty. It's nice that they produce fruit the first year but the quest for the perfect strawberry continues...
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this plant is native to southwestern parts of oregon and nothern california, so depending on your area and how close the climate is to those areas, I would say yes. Be sure to look up types of soil and watering recommendations as well.
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If it's a darker rock maple it will stand out being a lighter shade. Regular maple or even a lighter should be no problem.
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I live in NY/NJ and I bought this plant. I have it in a front window with plenty of sunlight. I just transplanted to a larger pot and it is growing very nicely. I would think it should be OK.
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Yes and No. if it's in the sun, it kinda turn into little reddish - very nice color. I got one in my office and it has been okay - no sunlight for over 5 months now.
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Yes as long as you make sure to keep it moist but not standing in water. Also provide it with shade other than early morning and/or later evening sunlight.
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I live in Southern Nevada so my plant stays under a shade cloth covered lattice patio. I have it in a very large pot on a planter with wheels so I can give it full morning sun. I have it in fast draining soil so I water it every couple of days in the summer. I cover it with burlap in the winter and only give it water when it gets very dry. I trim it back when it gets about 6 feet. It blooms a lot and is very fragrant. I don't know about inside as mine is too big to get in.
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Hi Jerry,The sun shade's components are UV-resistant and will withstand the sun's effects for many years.Hope this helps.Regards,AngelaCS Email Representative
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I do not know. I placed them indoor on a window sill facing north and so far they are doing well. I will think they can tolerate shade outside.
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No need to keep in the shade. I have plants in full sun and water as usual.
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It is hardy for zone 9. I live in Southern California. I kept it in the shade for a few months. It was not growing. Once I planted it in direct sun in my backyard, it quickly started to grow and blossom with alot of red flowers. I'm sure you can keep it trimmed. I see why not.
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I've had my plant about 9 months and it is about 2 feet tall and getting bushy. I live in a cold climate so it is in the south window and the temp at night is about 50 and in the day can get into the 75-80 range. My friend in Arizona has his potted on his patio and reports that his is a bit taller and bushier than mine.
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Depends on your zone. Check the plants zone and your zone in udsa website. But I would assume that you wouldn't have any issue in any climate if you left it in a pot and only placed it outside during the sumner. Remember no direct sun light or at the least very little.