Low Light Indoor Plants: What 'Low Light' Really Means
"Low light" doesn't mean "no light." It means tolerant of dim conditions not thriving in them. Here's what low light actually looks like and which plants genuinely survive it.
Guides on light types, placement tips, and how temperature and humidity affect houseplants
Light and environment determine how well a plant grows indoors. This section covers light types, placement tips, and how temperature and humidity affect houseplants.
New to this topic? Begin with our complete guide: Indoor Plant Light Guide: Where to Place Houseplants
"Low light" doesn't mean "no light." It means tolerant of dim conditions not thriving in them. Here's what low light actually looks like and which plants genuinely survive it.
Moving a plant from dim corner to sunny window, or from indoors to outside, causes sunburn without gradual adjustment. Here's how to safely transition plants to brighter conditions.
"Bright indirect light" is the most common and most confusing, plant care instruction. This guide translates light terms into actual window positions and room placements.