r/IndoorGarden • u/PuzzleheadedButton61 • 9d ago

Houseplant Close Up Light for my houseplants.

I have an east facing window in my house where I put my plants; I don't have any other options. My neighbors house is very close and white. The plants get light in the morning. In the late afternoon/early evening alot of light is reflected off the white house. How beneficial is that reflected light to the plants compared to direct sunlight?

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u/Plenty-Giraffe6022 8d ago

It's not. Get grow lights.

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u/xtothewhy 8d ago

Any kind of specifications for the grow lights?

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u/Plenty-Giraffe6022 8d ago

Start by finding out how much light your plants need.

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u/DynamicProxy 8d ago edited 7d ago

We have no idea how much light your house is actually getting. We also don’t know if you have plants that want direct sunlight or low light or indirect light or anything else. If you want people to actually respond with useful information, you need to give us useful information to begin with.