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Indoor Plant Livelihood with Artificial Light

7 days ago | lila

Is it possible to over-light indoor plants with artificial lighting?

Yes, over-lighting is possible and can stress plants, leading to leaf burn or wilting. It's important to understand each plant's light requirements and adjust the intensity and duration of artificial light accordingly. Monitoring for signs of stress will help manage this risk.

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