Do air plants require sunlight?
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Yes. They thrive in bright, indirect sunlight, but they can survive in fairly low light.
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Indirect sunlight works great but they do need some natural light coming into the room.
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certainly, but the Aerogarden is useful if you don't have a sunny window, or for wintertime plants. I like the control you get on precise lighting needs, and how it indicated the need for more water and nutrients.
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Yes, lights are powered by external power source. Air requires a separate pump.
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According to the manufacturer, YES, rain will pass through to your plants. Also, the UV rays of sunlight that your plants need, also will pass through to reach your plants.
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Yes but it depends on where you're at and where you have them. I'm in Texas (Dry, hot and humid climate) but my plants are kept indoors in front of a window.
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Only low light plants. Crypt wendtiis and anubias. The sword I put in there died pretty quickly.
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Did you keep in good indirect sunlight? It might not need soil, but it needs light.
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They are a desert plant and need a lot of sun. They don't need much water which with too much get fungus.
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It would really depend on the fruits and vegetables in question and the medium (soil, hydroponic, aeroponic) involved. If light requirements and humidity are compatible then yes. However certain plants can outgrow others in terms of root space and size so it would prove prudent to know all the details of your plants and their growth rates and/or nutrient requirement compatibilities if they are sharing a medium.
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I answered before. Let me expand on my "no". I gave my plants water and air, and kept them in indirect light. Both died; can't understand why.
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I haven't tried it as an indoor plant, but I have mine where it gets about 4 to 5 hours of direct sunlight a day
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Hello,what is working for my plant is 72-75.I hope that helps.And it gets indirect sunlight.
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Just got mine today. It says it needs 3-4 hours of direct sunlight but in a cool area if possible. Other hours of diffused sunlight on top of the direct sunlight will be even better. Temps of 55-80F are okay. Fresh air is best but not a requirement. Hope this helps!
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I found it to be great for low light loving plants. Best if you don't move the plants around or vacuum.
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Depends on the type of plant. It's not super bright so while it'd probably be sufficient for low to medium light plants, the light is definitely not strong enough for high light plants unless you have a shallow tank, and position the plants right below the light.
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No, I don't think so. Photosynthesis is when organisms like plants capture sunlight and convert it into energy. Proper aquarium lighting would take care of that for you. The fertilizer would give you a healthier plant though. They need more than just light. I'm not sure what you mean by any plant, but this is only for use on aquatic plants.
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yes light sun not directly though and keep moist not soaking mist in moring and early afteroon in summer heat. best of luck. Ron W.