I’ve got a beautiful Philo Brazil from Lowe’s and I want it to hang from this window because it’s already getting huge and I like the aesthetic . This window says Northwest but I feel like it gets low light during the day but the sun sets more to the left in the window so it gets some direct light in the evening . Is this an okay spot for her ? I love this plant and don’t want to kill her or loose her variegation .
Should be totally fine. Vining philodendron can grow well with less light than other ones.
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If the plant is receiving direct light, you shouldn’t have to worry about variegation. I would be more worried about the direct light burning my leaves, especially if it’s a plant that has lived indoors at a department store. You can definitely acclimate to direct light, it will just take some time
1 likeI have mine right in front of the northwest window and the amount of light seems perfect for it - she’s happy and healthy 🤞
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