What Does "Bright Indirect Light" Mean for Flowers? A Detailed Explanation of Gardening Terminology

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What Does "Bright Indirect Light" Mean for Flowers

"Bright indirect light" for flowers generally refers to a "bright indirect light location," meaning a spot that receives light in the morning and evening (about 5 hours) but is shaded from intense light for a period around noon. Usually, most potted plants can be cared for in a "bright indirect light location."

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What Does "Bright Indirect Light" Mean for Flowers? A Detailed Explanation of Gardening Terminology

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