Cuttings in shade structure, update
After adding the plastic sheet over the structure, as expected, both temperature and humidity have gone WAY up:
Compared with before, humidity range has gone from 40%-90% to nearly 98% almost all the time, only dipping slightly on hot days. The dew point is now exactly the same as temperature, which can spike hotter, over 40ºC on some days. I have no idea how this will be for the tea, but it certainly looks happy in there, the tender green shoots are not wilting, despite the heat. One day, i also discovered a toad happily lounging in a square pot, i guess a moist place to hide during the day is perfect:
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October 29th, 2009 at 10:12 pm
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