“Mister” Efficient

YesterdayYesterday, I did an unscientific experiment. I wanted to see if the “mister” made a significant difference in the temperature for tropical plants on my patio. At 3:00 PM, it was seven degrees cooler; at 4:00 PM, six degrees cooler; at 6:00 PM, six degrees cooler.

Excerpt from June 28th blog:

…set up a“Mister.”  Birds–and plants–love a fine mist.

Remember an earlier message when I said I might have sabotaged my garden? The shade of tree limbs was sacrificed for sun for many planters. The tropical plants on my patio are suffering from too much sun. Leaves are turning yellow on the Elephant Ear. I think the mist will make the plants happy. (“Mister” was a North Carolina purchase.)

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Temperature at six AM

Temperature at two PM

Temperature at three PM

Temperature at three PM under mister

Under the shade awning

Broad view under the shade awning

Sensor in the shade

Smiley face sweating

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Temperature at four on indoor/outdoor thermometer

Temperature at four PM

Temperature at six PM<<< Add seven degrees for “feels like” temperature.

Summer heat

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Under mister temperature at six PM

Under mister temperature at six PM (close up)

Temperature at seven PM

Temperature under mister at seven PM

Thermometer lost in the mistWith the exception of thermometer in sunshine, I believe my experiment documents the temperature on the patio, under the “mister,” is six to seven degrees cooler.Smiley face two thumbs up winking

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