will it do well in phoenix az.?
1747906
I had a 50% success rate in PHX, AZ. From there, I was hit with squash bugs, which wiped out all squash variations including all but one of these. It flowered, but didn't produce because it was started too late and the monsoon season wiped it out. This round, I will plant them in pots so I can move them in when the weather gets rough. Mexican mini melons thrive in zones similar to mexico's, so they should do well if they protected from the elements.
1747907
I don't know if the vendor is the same, but the photo is. The seeds I planted in coastal San Diego in the summer of 2013, which looked like regular watermelon seeds, were coated in a reddish substance and were sent directly from China. Many seeds did not germinate, and the ones that did grow were only 4 inches and did not flower. The previous year, with seeds from a local garden store, I had a beautiful and bountiful crop that looked like the picture, from plants that were 4-5 ft. tall. However, the seeds were different (more like skinny footballs, rather than flat). The fruits were like cucumbers rather than watermelons, and I think the name comes from the appearance. If cucumbers grow in Phoenix, then maybe the correct seeds would grown there, too. But get planting information from the vendor.
808191
Depends on where you spend your summers. It's perfect for the desert, terrible for humid conditions. I would say if you expect the temperature to be around 60 or below it would be light enough.
604896
Well I am in Phoenix, AZ and it gets plenty warm here with numerous days at 100+ and there are no better fans than a Minka Aire. I've had mine for a year or 2 with no signs of any problems. These are the only fans I would have and can not make a strong enough recommendation in favor of their use. Go for it, they are great high quality fans.
2105853
I live in the Phoenix area. The speakers sit in an unprotected part of the yard and have done fine with extreme heat/rain. As for cold I don't know yet as it doesn't get "cold" here but our first freezing nights are still to a few days away. Hope this helps.
1340128
I live just south of Dallas, Texas and we don't have near the heat you have in Arizona. My Japanese Maples have lived, but have gotten scorched from the heat and wind. The leaves looked terrible until they finally fell off and new growth put out. It was in August of that year. I personally would find something else to plant. However a horticulturist should be able to give you a better answer. This is just my opinion from my experience.
1641488
Sure. It will do fine. Watch overspray. Experiment first to get a feel. Just dial it down and keep it moving.
207401
You should have no issues, I am in Iraq and it works great. This place has nothing but sun and very high temperature's.
1302476
Yes. How good it holds up depends on the environment. The hotter it gets, the more it deteriorates.
1350367
Here in western Maryland it has worked pretty good. Keep in mind that it has about a half an inch of insulation. Now, if it is zero outside, I would imagine that it may have to work harder. But all in all, a good investment.
1642957
It should,the jasmine need a lot of warm sunshine. I live in pa and mine are doing fine
1932123
Can't tell you as to what power rating is. What I can tell you is that it works for me just fine here in Arizona. Hope this helps.
838849
Yes it will do well in some places in Texas. The climate has to be warm for at least 80 degrees in order for it to survive. Even with just a little frost will kill it.
767816
It should work quite nicely. From our use this growing season, it maintained a good temperature level as well as appropriate humidity.
1735607
Depending on the temp and type of fuel you're gonna use...It should perform flawlessly...I used mine in 15 degree temp with moderate windy conditions...I also used snow peak fuel.....So it should perform well....Also you might want to use a wind shield...
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.
1462624
support@AmbientWeather.com Found this company in Arizona. Any questions write them.
1095109
H! I used to live in Az so I feel you! The lamp doest seem to heat up much so u should be fine :)