In intense sun regions, shade cloth prevents overheating while allowing enough light for growth. The key is balancing temperature control with light needs.
50% shade cloth is a good starting point. Aluminet (reflective shade cloth) is popular in extreme heat areas for its superior temperature reduction.
Terracotta pots enhance cooling through evaporation—but only if humidity is low. Glazed ceramic pots over plastic don't provide the same effect. For best results, use terracotta set in shallow water trays.
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