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   MeasomerPi

   over 3 years ago

   With new plants, it’s a good idea to start off with bright indirect, ie closeish to a window but no direct light. That way you don’t burn them. It looks like all your new babies should be plenty happy to stay in that zone.

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   Lucyfern

   over 3 years ago

   I just want to mention that they’re probably grown in sheltered conditions in a greenhouse previous to this. A sudden exposure to more light, wind and temperature changes can in some cases affect the plant. So as MeasomerPi mentioned it might be good to gradually let the plant get used to new conditions, and perhaps avoid placing them outdoors if you have cool nights

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   Fern <3

   over 3 years ago

   I have a Snake Plant, and it is on my fireplace mantle, and it’s not very light up there. It is thriving, and so you may find your getting burnt. Try keeping it where it is, and if the leaves start crumpling up and turning brown, move it to a shadier spot.

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   Gracie

   over 3 years ago

   Thank you very much!!

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