Many of my plants that only get natural light have gotten a little etiolated and leggy this winter. It’s hard to avoid if you don’t use grow lights and you have dark winter months but I think It’s alright. Looking forward to longer days ahead 🌻
Many of my plants that only get natural light have gotten a little etiolated and leggy this winter. It’s hard to avoid if you don’t use grow lights and you have dark winter months but I think It’s alright. Looking forward to longer days ahead 🌻
It gives them some character 🥰 Are you going to chop them down?
1 gilla
I think so too. Yes I will probably restart them from cuttings again in spring, but for now I kind of like it
0 gillningar
I have the same issue on a few of my cacti 😅
0 gillningar
It’s hard to avoid unfortunately. But they’ll get new denser growth again this summer 😊
1 gilla
Yes, both me and my plants can’t wait for the light to come back ☺️☀️
0 gillningarI hear ya! But I actually think it makes them cuter (at least in some cases), almost like they get some personality 😄😎🤓
2 gillningar
100% agree
0 gillningar
Same issue with my umbrella tree.
1 gilla
Dude, you have no idea. Even with a grow light for some!!!
1 gilla
Yeah I know. If it’s a species that prefers or can handle lower temperatures in winter some etiolation can be avoided that way
0 gillningar