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[Gusman Guy]

>Hello Steef.   .  My triphyllums and consanguineums do quite well on the shady side of the house, and get 6-8 hours direct sun.   Just because these things are often found growing in forests or woods, doesn't mean that they've always been in the shade.  Trees grow too.  Many of the arisaemas are quite tolerant of direct sun, including flavum in particular, many consanguineums, and probably others.       Regards, Adam in Glenview, IL USA. USDA Zone 5a
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>  From: Steef Parti
>  To: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL
>  Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 9:35 AM
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Hello,
Yes it's true for other species also, which like some direct sun, such as Arisaema ciliatum, candidissimum, yunnanense... Even costatum, which,  was previously grown in shade, is now in a sunny spot because trees have been cutted. They flowered gorgeously last spring.
Guy Gusman (Belgium, zone 8)
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