Hey folks! New plant owner trying to figure out what "Bright Indirect" light means 😆 this is my philodendrine Brasil, I believe they like bright indirect light, but I worry she doesn't get enough sun. Any thoughts about where she I placed in terms of sun?
Depends on the direction of the window kind of. North/east are gonna be your less intense lighting and south/west are more intense. If the window faces north or east you could hang it directly in the window. Philos do pretty well in bright light, if you have any spots that don’t have sun blazing in through the window in the afternoon you’re probably okay!
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East is best to get direct light. The light intensity may too low in a north window. South and west are good if the light is filtered through sheer curtains or a window film.
2 gillningarI think it is an East facing window. Depending on the window and the weather, the afternoon light can be quite bright, but this plant is by my more shaded windows.
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