Sandy,

They all do well with Full sun and not to my knowledge are there Species, hybrids that require less.

It seems the big factor is humidity levels. When exposed to dry and extreme temperatures it is the blooming phase which can be arrested. The humidity along with the high temperatures is more favorable.

Growers in Arizona for instance either have them under 60% shade cloth or under deciduous trees for filtered sunlight. Low humidity.

They have them under this shade cloth in many parts of Australia also. There they have the humidity levels.

Rick

I'm running out of room in my pool enclosure and trying to figure out what to put outside in the full sun.. I like them inside so I can keep an eye on them but my DH is feeling crowded... I try to keep him happy so i don't get the "You have too many plants!!" talk. :)

I keep mine in two places. One where I can enjoy them when in bloom and my favorites (hard part is it is all of them!). Which would be your enclosure.

Secondly, in a West/South facing area where they receive Morning and into the early afternoon sun.

I do not have the heat you can have, but lots of sun and it works very well for mine.

Rick

The hard part is choosing which ones are my favorites.

I have mine in the full sun from 9am-6pm with it being so dry (13%). I have put a try under my trees with water in and mist them when I think about. My roots do not go into the water for they are so young. It evaporates so fast.