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title: "Hey all! I have an odd question… long story short, I live in a tiny…"
description: "Hey all! I have an odd question… long story short, I live in a tiny house so deciding where to put plants is difficult. So far I’ve been hanging most of my…"
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# Hey all! I have an odd question… long story short, I live in a tiny…

_Gepostet von DylanCole am 2023-06-25_

Hey all! I have an odd question… long story short, I live in a tiny house so deciding where to put plants is difficult. So far I’ve been hanging most of my plants in macrame hangers on pullies to pull down closer to windows.

Anyway, my question is since it’s a small space with many windows, is it a big deal if full sun plants aren’t in a south or southwest (I have southwest) windows? So far my plants seem to be doing ok, but wasn’t sure about their long term health if I put them in a north or east facing window.

## 1 Kommentar

### Carrie kommentierte am 2023-06-25

If your plants are in a window with a full view of the sky, they should be ok. If they are succulents they will have etiolation (stretching, looking for light)  
Grow lights are a good option if you aren’t getting sufficient light.

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