Thread: Dealing with heat issues in the desert...
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Old May-22-2009, 21:01
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You can see they are green and healthy, in spite of the direct sun on them most of the day.
for direct sunlight! Those plants look extremely happy.

And I'll 3rd or 4th the "Excellent thread!" motion, but I gotta admit I'm glad I don't live in the desert... my blood is way too thick for that climate.
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