Re: OT:Walking Iris
- Subject: Re: OT:Walking Iris
- From: w* b* c*
- Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1998 19:18:55 -0500
From: "william b. cook" <billc@atlantic.net>
Dennis,
It sounds like you are doing the right thing with those Walking
Irises. What type of potting soil are you using? The "natural" soil may
be too alkaline??
> Oh, BTW, that one you sent me while I was still in Hawaii, I've
> lost track of just which one it is, but it's in with the yellow
> ones too.
You will be able to tell it apart once it blooms. The one I sent is
fragrant too.
>
> Hawaii Humid? What would give you that idea? only about 65 to 80%
> every day. YUK!
I had heard that Hawaii was humid. Here, the humidity is near 100% in
the morning daily. In the summer, the daytime humidity normally drops to
about 50%. A thunderstorm brings the humidity up, but also lowers the
temperature. The rest of the year, it can go much lower. In the year + I
have been here, the lowest humidity has been 3 %.
Mark A. Cook
billc@atlantic.net
Dunnellon, Florida. [Clear, 52 F and falling]
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