Does anyone have an idea as to why my plants think my West - slightly northwest-facing window that also has a balcony above it is full sun? I now have a "picky eater corner" because I bought a prayer plant and apparently my back wall that does not get sunlight at any point in the day is part-sun. Be aware, he is doing much better now. Likewise, I have bought multiple full-sun plants that thrive near my window (when I remember to water them) and any part-sun plant has to go to the back of the room in the shade. I have spent days in my room before during various seasons and at no point can the light be considered "full sun". Note: I do live in Florida, which I currently assume at least plays into it. I have also gotten second degree burns at a nearby beach, which I don't think is totally normal. This is probably a strange question, especially coming from a full grown adult who is decent with plants, but is the sunlight actually more intense here, to the point that my plants should notice? Because I could swear it was not like this ten years ago...
