Is this enough sunlight?? This is S/SE facing and there’s another sky lite just out of frame. This area maybe gets an hour of direct sunlight at times. I want to place them in my window below but scared of burning leaves, it gets so hot with the sun beaming! Should I put a sheet curtain in that window to help this? I’m very new to plants! TIA 😊🪴
I don’t have one of those plants YET, so I have no advise, but just wanted you to know say lovey plants AND love the photo bomb!
1 like I should really drink my coffee before speaking or writing… you know what I meant 😂
2 likes🤣🤣 I feel this!! Lol I didn’t notice Ms Rachel till you pointed her out lol
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It looks like pretty low light, from my experience with monstera they love their light. If you’re worried I’d say either get a sheet curtain for downstairs or introduce a lamp upstairs with a led grow bulb! :)
3 likesGood advice thank you!!
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Agree with the light looking a little low! I also have a fiddle leaf fig and it’s right up against the window. They love bright light so if you’re not seeing growth I would consider moving it into more light
1 likeDo you ever experience burning leaves?? I just got this plant 2 days ago I love it so much I don’t want to kill it lol I know they’re temperamental
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Use sheer curtains or window film to decrease the light intensity. Most plants need at least 6 to 8 hours of daylight to thrive. Add a grow light, as suggested, if you can’t put them close to a window.
1 like I’ve never had any of my leaves burn and I have an east facing window! I do live on the east coast so my sun is not as hot as places like Florida or Nevada, but you can use a grow light if you’re afraid of burning leaves!
1 likeThank you for the advice!
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