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11 years ago

Check the humidity here this AM. Good for starting cuttings.

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John Perilloux
Original Author
11 years ago
When I posted this at 7:36 AM it was 79 degrees and 94% humidity.
Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
11 years ago
Good climate for Spanish moss! That's very high humidity. I can't even imagine. I don't think I could breathe.
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John Perilloux
Original Author
11 years ago
Spanish moss definitely has no problem growsing in this climate.

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beachplant
11 years ago
79??? Did you break out the long underwear?
When the humidity gets below 80% we kind of wilt don't we?
Tally HO!

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