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What does it mean by " bright, but indirect sunlight"?
I bought a Moon Valley plant because it said it needed low light and I thought I could be the perfect starter plant for me. When I read up on it online it said it needed 'bright, but indirect sunlight'.
What does that mean? I'm trying to find the perfect spot in my room for it, so I put it in the sunny spot where the sun comes through my window since that's the brightest light my room sees. ( its the afternoon sun ) Is that too much light? It's about maybe 4 feet from the window. How would I know if its getting too much/not enough light?
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- FSM Raguru AM™Lv 57 years agoFavorite Answer
Basically that means put it in a room with a lot of sunlight, but don't let the actual sunlight itself shine on the plant.
- BillLv 77 years ago
A sunny window with shears (drapes that let a lot of light through) would be bright, indirect light.
