Re: weather/tropicals
Kitty,
How does a rose cone allow for air circulation? What do they look like now?
The only ones I'm familiar with are plain waxed cardboard. I've been in the
south for more than 2 decades, so haven't looked at one in that long. I
assume there's new technology. If there was something that insulated a bit,
kept things dry but ventilated, it could solve my problems with plants that
need winter dry.
Daryl
>
> I bet you're right about not wanting to be soggy. But would plastic heat
> up too much under summer sunshine, not allow air circulation? Perhaps a
> few perforations wouldn't hurt. I know nothing about Plumerias, just
> guessing. Here, when I want to avoid sogginess, I use a rose cone which
> insulates but does allow for air circulation. Burlap works too, or
> netting that encloses leaves stuffed around the plant.
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