Would this grow in N. Texas with the summer temps if in a location that didn't get full blast of afternoon sun? Orostachys malacophylla var. iwarenge - Chinese Dunce Cap [limited] More Hardy Varieties

temps right now are 100+. The afternoon sun melts a lot of succulents if they're not protected.

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Aug 21, 2023 - 04:36 PM

They might struggle if you tried to plant them right now while temps are so high. But if you plant in spring or fall (at least one month before the 1st expected frost date) they'll be able to establish the strong root system they need to tolerate more extreme conditions. And yes, you will definitely want to plant them in a spot with afternoon shade. Early morning water can also help them tolerate high heat.

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Chinese Dunce Cap (Orostachys malacophylla var. iwarenge) (Makino): Has the delicate, pastel look of a soft succulent but can grow outdoors year-round in zones 6+. It grows as clustering, lavender grey rosettes and tolerates hard frosts by dying back completely aboveground and re-sprouting in s... See More

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