Indirect light plants

Many houseplants flourish in indirect sunlight. However, it is difficult to find the perfect location for your favorite potted plant. Too little sunlight causes your plants to shrink in size, lose their color, and have long spaces on the stem between each leaf (often referred to as “leggy”). On the other hand, too much sunlight causes a potted plant to develop brown patches and droopy leaves. Apart from being unsightly, an inappropriate amount of light sickens or kills your houseplant.

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