I have a new ficus tree and have it in my bedroom. I have a grow light shining on it and a bright window across the room. The windowsill is too small for the pot. Will it be okay under the light?
I have a new ficus tree and have it in my bedroom. I have a grow light shining on it and a bright window across the room. The windowsill is too small for the pot. Will it be okay under the light?
My ginseng sits RIGHT in front of my Barrina grow light and just loves it there. I would just watch out for leaf burn due to too much light. It depends on what grow light you're using and how your plant is reacting to it.
1 me gustaOh, and be careful when spraying your plant with certain products/insecticides like neem oil, which can exacerbate light exposure
3 Me gustaJust sprayed with water! I know these plants grow in tropical environments
1 me gustaThis is one of my ficus that that has had a plant light for about two months. This plant has grown about 12 inches in that time, and is now branching out beautifully. Definitely, get a plant light; you won’t regret it! 🤗💚🪴
2 Me gustaWow this is so awesome! How many hours of light did you give to it each day?
1 me gustaDuring the summer, I used the 18 hour setting, but, often turned the light out earlier than that, so that we weren’t bothered while watching TV,🙄…Now, I have turned it down to a 12 hour setting. I don’t know if plants should have a rest from plant lights, or not; that’s a question I have to ask Planta members. So, get yourself a plant light, and make your plant happy! (you, too!)… 🤗💚🪴
0 Me gustaLiam… check out this post; I sent my return post to you, to the wrong person. It’s regarding your questions on plant lights…🤗💚🪴
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