Depends on where you live... in hot areas, such as in Texas where I am, I use a planter located in an area that is partly shade, and I make sure that my soil is the garden variety. Keep the plants most, but not overly wet. Hope this helps!
My pot is in an area that gets about three hours of afternoon sun and four hours of morning and evening sun and is healthy as a horse. I have it in a self watering pot and make sure it has at least a half filled reservoir at all times if not full.
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Depends on where you live... in hot areas, such as in Texas where I am, I use a planter located in an area that is partly shade, and I make sure that my soil is the garden variety. Keep the plants most, but not overly wet. Hope this helps!
My pot is in an area that gets about three hours of afternoon sun and four hours of morning and evening sun and is healthy as a horse. I have it in a self watering pot and make sure it has at least a half filled reservoir at all times if not full.