Do these plants need full sun? How will they do in Partial shade?
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Begonias do well in sun that I've planted in these pouches or you can plant impatients that need shade that I've used also. Flowers do not come with the pouches. I believe tiny petunias were planted in a mini pouch shown in the photo which need full to partial sun. I reuse the pouches every year and they make great gifts. Hope that helps.
1128056
The Gardeners Flower Pouches come empty. You determine what starter plants to put in them. It all depends what plants you choose. As for the picture, it looks as if those are Petunias. They can take full sun or partial shade. Hope this helps :-)
1128057
These look like petunias. If they are they do like full sun, but they can tolerate some shade during the day.
1128058
The pouches come empty. You provide the dirt and the flowers, so the sun or shade is dependent on what flowers you plant. Again these are bags only no flowers
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The bags come empty, so it depends on what flowers you plant. You will have to check the flowers themselves. I love my bags, I used miracle grow once a week and had great flowers, people were talking about them for months.
1073306
I have them in containers on the roof of my building which tends to get full sun. I think with some shade hours of the day they would produce more/dry out less, but I wouldn't put them in an obvious shady area. They need some sun hours. Try containers 12" size, organic potting soil and fertilizer, then you can move them around as the season changes or find the best spot for them.
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They do need some sun to power them, i also have some in a area that only gets morning sun and they work for me
1585990
I'm sorry, I can't really tell you for sure. You may want to direct these questions to the seller. I live in NC and planted them last year late in the season and they did beautifully. I will plant them earlier this year, once it gets warm, and am hoping last years plants will come back. Just make sure you have good soil and they get some sun. Mine were planted in partial sun but it was still a very bright area. Not gloomy shade. They do get seed pods on them when they are mature plants. Good luck!
937212
Yes! Very fragrant. Kind of sweet, but tart too. The more blooms you get, the more fragrant they are. They love full sun all day.
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I wouldn't put them in full sun but in a little shadier spot, otherwise it would get too hot. Be prepared for a lot of them from one case, and they're hungry right away, so put them out as soon as possible or they eat one another. Good luck.
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Hi sir from having bambos for years they need a small amount of direct light so my opinion I would think they would be fine just try not to get them to close to the light and always keep a possive additud yeah they love that oh if the bamboo starts changing color to a lighter green it needs real Sun so watch it close it could die so catch it first sign of disscolor and there you have it you will do great thank you hope I helped ya good growing
1601393
indirect sunlight, yes. If you are looking for full sunlight for the plant during the day then no.
2179193
It does require full sun. Mine usually gets about 6-8 hours and is doing well.
281029
Yes, but they need lots of sun . Spritz them a lot . They will probably get leggy, sparse leaves though.
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It really only depends on what plants you intend to grow. The sun requirement is the same as if you planted into the ground. It the plant does well in shade, then that would be OK. The tomatoes and herbs that I have planted over the years, all do better in full sun. If you want to place the planter in a shady area, then find a "shade-loving" plant.
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I just planted mine in miracle grow potting soil like I always do and kept them in sun light. When the soil is dry I water it. Also when they start to droop that also means they need a little water.
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My YT&T; planting is in Central Florida. Survived Summer. Just starting to Bloom. Plant now should be okay in Houston. As in Florida...Sun means not direct sun.
1868220
These will prefer shade. This works great in a room that doesn't get a lot of natural light. Keep in mind, it needs to have 6 or more leaves to flower, water sparingly, and they should not be re-potted for at least 3 years, the roots should be crowded in the pot. Hope this helps.
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The Oxalis need full sun to light shade and their hardiness is Zones 6-10, anywhere indoors. If you are in the correct zone, they will certainly come back!
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Yes, this is what my wife purchased them for. However...and as Ellen G. stated, they need to get adequate sunlight. This was a problem in our house in the location where my wife intended. Another thing to beware of is the watering issue. With a wall design, one might use an array of small containers to hold the plants individually; it's likely that such containers won't have drainage holes. Be very careful with over-watering the plants without drainage to the soil else you will quickly find dead succulents from root rot!
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I find they do best outside, just not enough sun inside unless you have a large glass patio door, but not every home does. Blueberries like sun, lots of it and true, well watered. I would say the plant needs 6-8 good direct sunlight and semi shade in the late evening.