I have small rooted cutting of a tree from Thailand in a container.
It's essentially a heat-loving heavy feeder liking low-light situation in marshes.
The temperature both indoors and outdoors where I live is in the 53-63 range year-round. This tree wants to be at at least 80 degrees to be happy.
I would really like to warm up this plant 20 to 30 degrees *without* using a space heater, if such a thing is possible.
Some things that I've thought of are wall-o-waters, Gro-Therm, those wires that heat up soil (not sure if just heating the soil would be enough, those plastic domes that can be put on top of plants for a "greenhouse" effect, and even heat lamps.
Anyone have any recommendations as to any of these, or any combinations of these or anything else, that might work? |
