Indirect sunlight

Wondering what is indirect sunlight? More than a few gardeners have been stumped when presented with the term ‘indirect sunlight’. You might have even run into a care guide describing your succulent’s ideal light levels as ‘bright, indirect light’. Check this pin for more details! #gardening #indirectsunlight #sunlight

Most plant care guides mention terms like "direct sunlight", "indirect sunlight", and "low-light" when they're helping you to find a good spot to put your plant

Light levels for plants. How much light does my houseplant needs and what is the difference between direct and indirect light? Light levels for plants explained.

As a recent planter fanatic (triangle gold foil planter here and see a DIY roundup here), I keep buying more and more and met my capacity for my tiny apartment a long time ago. But I couldn’t resist making a few pretty faces to add to my mix! These cuties are super quick and the planters could be…

Air plants, like Tillandsia species, require bright, indirect sunlight to thrive. While they don't need soil, they do need adequate light for photosynthesis. However, direct sunlight can scorch their leaves, so it's best to place them near a window where they can receive filtered or indirect sunlight for a few hours each day.

It is not uncommon for people to lose interest in a new houseplant if the nursery or garden center did not provide enough information on how to care for it

Monstera plants have become a staple in many homes due to their unique and attractive appearance. Their large, glossy leaves with intricate perforations make for a stunning addition to any living space. However, providing the proper care for your Monstera can be a challenge, especially when it comes to finding the right amount of light. While these plants are known to tolerate lower light levels, they will not thrive unless they receive enough bright, indirect sunlight. In this article…

Plant care can be hard, but not when you have the right tools.

Completed in 2010 in Dutchess, United States. Images by Susan Wides. On a four acre site in Dutchess County, New York, a new wooden ”T” space sits near a stone “U” house from 1952, which has a steel “L” addition from...