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Water can be provided via a misting system or dripper like you would do with other species. They are not as water-demanding as some of the montane species (jacksons, quads, fischers etc). We keep ours outside most of the year under an Arizona Misting System (hooks directly to the hose) but have them inside for the winter using drip systems. Mellers are an awesome species to work with.

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