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by heatherh on August 05, 2004 05:26 AM
Help. I have just moved into an office with no windows. That is my nightmare!!! Are there any plants who will live and do well in only artificial light? I surely hope so, or I'll go crazy in a boring office with no windows.
by Nako on August 05, 2004 07:27 PM
HowD! Welcome to my corner of the gardening community Plants that don't require sunlight! M'kay, Peace Lilies, and Rubber Trees will do pretty good in ambient light only. Another good plant is a pothos. I donno of any good flowering plants that could be good without sunlight *thinks* African Violets just need to have a light shined directly on them for about 12-18 hours a day.
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hmmmmmmmmm That's all i can think of right now. Hopefully i helped ^.^
~Phoebe
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by heatherh on August 06, 2004 12:24 AM
Thanks for the advice! I feel better already!
by Nako on August 06, 2004 06:16 AM
Oh! i also remembered my mystery plant My Alocasia or Buddha's palm grows quite well in low light, but it preferrs bright light. Alocasia are very pretty ^.^
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by Jiffymouse on August 06, 2004 09:05 PM
there are several draceana's that grow well with artificial light also!
by TomR on August 08, 2004 06:31 PM
quote:Chinese evergreens, ZZ plants, pothos would do well.
Originally posted by heatherh:
Help. I have just moved into an office with no windows. That is my nightmare!!! Are there any plants who will live and do well in only artificial light? I surely hope so, or I'll go crazy in a boring office with no windows.
Tom
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by 2grnthumbs on August 15, 2004 05:28 PM
my office has a few corn plants and dracaneas that are doing awsome under the fluorescent lighting (sadly, better than my one's at home) i hear fluorescent lighting is a pretty good simulation of natural sunlight. u could also consider buying a small grow light for your office. now, does anyone know if halogen lights will simulate natural sunlight, or just harm a plant?
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