How do this remedies hold up in humid tropical climates?
628392
The vials are sealed tightly when you close them. Perhaps you could store the kit (it is very compact) in a gallon ziplock bag just to be safe.
628393
No idea where you are but I am in SC - the land of 100% humidity and heat (high 90s in the summer). Mine survived just fine. They are in little glass vials in the foam packaging inside the plastic carrying case. I would guess they would be totally fine.
628394
If kept in a dark, cool place away from direct sunlight they will be fine. Some people store them in amber glass pharmacy bottles for added protection.
57605
Hello-on average I put a new refill every 3mo. I keep damp rid in my basement which can get humid when it rains. This thing keeps mildew from growing. It works! Good luck!
1168397
I have had luck with the seeds I have planted so far, and live in the Texas panhandle where we experience high winds coupled with extreme temperature swings. I am sure that with the number of varieties included, you are going to find something that will grow extremely well in your climate. I like to also try to create a micro-climate for other varieties to get them to flourish best.
1760817
Hi Wei, I live in So. Cal...........also hot, dry summers inland. I applied this product in summer with no problem. Just be sure to use a good spreader and don't over-apply. I had really good results. Greener, healthier lawn - better than all my neighbors! I do recommend.
126612
I feel like it does. If it's a day that I know is going to be humid, then I probably use a little more than I do on the average day. It works really great on my hair, which is fine and very wavy all over. I have to straighten my hair everyday and despite that this product must do a great job protecting because my hair is still shiny and very soft.
1360774
Mine works well. I'm not in a super humid environment, but I keep it next to the stove with lots of heat, vapors, etc... and I haven't had any problems yet.
634298
Considering the issues I've had with this plant it is clearly tropical and MUST have extended periods of warmth of above 75 and above degrees with bright sunshine in order to grow and thrive. Anything less and it just hangs on until hot weather returns. Weather colder than 60 degrees with no direct sun will ensure it quickly succumbs to rot or fungus and dies. Even in Central Texas it's been a challenge to create the ideal conditions for this plant. So if you live in NYC and rarely use the heat and only have North facing windows which means little direct, hot warm sunshine the plant will not survive very long there. You'd have to create a mini-greenhouse enclosure to even have a chance.
14880
Yes, but only when the weather is dry. Quite difficult in a tropical country....
767586
Are they considered "tropical" in nature. If so, I'd say they would. I only used it on my Hibiscus and some kind of palm. :)
736448
I use them in my plants when we go away. They are outside potted plants that we pull on to the lanai (SW Florida) and drop the hurricane fabric to protect them from a storm while we're gone. The DriWater has kept them alive for 4 weeks when we're away. Be sure to purchase enough for the different pot sizes. The plants will want watered when you return by it works.
937
I think it is obvious that a sunny place would work best particularly once the plants are established. Of course, watering is important as well. I put some herbs in one a few years back, had plenty of sun and water, grew like crazy!
396761
As far as I know there shouldn't be any problem using it in a humid environment. I have been using it in my basement and it is usually somewhat damp down there. It has been working very well for me.
738305
I live in Southwest Ohio where it can be very humid. It's been very refreshing....but as I said in my review, be prepared to get wet.
396762
Yes, I am using it in the humid environment. The thermostat has been working as expected.
164430
The best way has been to run warm water over it and apply gently. I have found that I really don't need to apply a lot and if done gently, really doesn't bother me. This stuff is amazing. Still works in hot tropical climates, I am finding out!
1994282
I have and it seems to work well. I think it will slow evaporation and keep the soil around the plants moist longer.
1475789
In dry weather, but not for long lasting effects. For outside I use Talstar and a growth inhibitor in a pump sprayer