Do you know that you can change the color of your succulents by simply giving them some stress such as sun stress? In fact, many nurseries use this technique to add unique, pretty colors to their plants so as to sell at a higher price. Giving your succulent stress does not necessarily mean that you …
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Succulents are such versatile plants that can be grown indoors and outdoor. But how much light do your succulents need, so that they don’t suffer from too little light indoors or too much light outdoor? Succulents grow to their best compact form, leaf size, and healthy pigmentation under filtered light of 75-150 μmol/m2/s for 4 …
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Most people thought that orchids need low light conditions and are best grown indoors. In fact, once they are acclimatized to live outdoors, many orchid species actually love being under the full sun, be it Mediterranean sun, subtropical sun. No shade cloth whatsoever! Given the natural rain and better ventilation outdoors, orchids that can take …
Orchids make perfect indoor plants with their low lighting requirement. When given the right artificial lighting, orchids can thrive and bloom indoors in a dark corner or in a room dedicated to growing orchids. To choose the best grow light for orchids, we need to consider the light intensity in watts, the light spectrum emitted, …
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Orchids are shade-loving plants but they can suffer from too little and also too much light. How much light is the best for orchids? The optimal light intensity for low-light orchids (e.g. Phalaenopsis, Jewel Orchids) is 100 μmol/s/m2 and that for high-light orchids (e.g. Cattleya, Vanda) is 500 μmol/s/m2, and for a photoperiod of 12-14 hours for …
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