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Tue, Aug 9, 05 at 18:58
| Have had these for about 15 years. Move them out in May. move them back indoors the end of October. , They thrive in the heat and humidity of a summer in COnnecticut.
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| very nice michaelzz, can't wait for mine to be that big.. i've been collecting them for about a year and love them. i'm in southern california |
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| I'd love to give these a try but worry about overwintering. How do you give them enough humidity in a CT winter w/the heat going. Our humidity levels plummet in the winter inside our home. Is a misting every day adequate? Thanks for the help... |
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- Posted by Trilliophile z5 IN (My Page) on Tue, Aug 23, 05 at 17:24
| Gosh, I killed so many of those when I lived in Hawai'i, I never thought to try and grow them. Once I found a rats nest in a huge one 40 ft up in a tree. t |
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