FAQ About Phototaxis in Indoor Plants

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one month ago | lila

Why do some indoor plants lean towards the light?

Indoor plants lean towards the light due to positive phototaxis. Light is essential for photosynthesis, so plants naturally grow in its direction to maximize energy absorption. This behavior helps them optimize their energy intake and enhances their growth and vitality.

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