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tarev said:ter direct to the soil so the roots can be kept cool and drink ahead before the heat envelopes the plant. It is just too dry here. Then allow to drain and dry out before watering again.

In my area, my semps look better in late Fall to mid Spring. After that it is survival of the fittest during summer time because of our intense heat.

Hey Tarev,

Perfect and understood.

Then you water it like every 1.5-2 weeks in this heat and you spray it almost everyday in the morning with water to cool the soil?
Is that the case?

P.S. Our house is situated in a weird way. The first lights available for plants appear at 12:00 on the balcony....well...just checked it again. In 1.5 hrs it is in the shade again. Is that going to be enough?

And thanks so much for helping with this plant. I just hope I can learn how to keep it alive and take care of it properly.