will this plant live in low light?
1871534
Mine arrived in pitiful, brown condition, and it did not survive for long at all. I had it in medium light near a window, and I followed watering instruction. The plant was useless. I could not revive it. The one I received looks nothing like the photo. I wish I would have taken a picture of it before I threw it in the garbage. Save your money. I cannot recommend this plant from this seller.
1871535
This plant grows in bog lands in full sun. They will die if they do not have enough light. I keep mine in a sunny window - south or south-east facing.
1696482
I was hoping it would, but my plant did not thrive... although it is most likely because I didn't water it regularly. But I actually moved the plant to the top of my cabinet where it is closer to the overhead lights - and it's doing great. The lamp is great for adding light in my cubical and since that was the reason I bought it, I'm happy with it.
983220
Yes! My plant is not near a window and it only receives light from a lamp. No issues at all and looks very healthy.
1722750
Yes, it actually says not to put it in direct sunlight. I grow mine in a shaded corner of my counter.
1149125
No, I have quite a few of this type of plant, they just are close to a window but not in any direct light at all. Have been growing them for years like that. Hope this helps you!!
52043
For small corals yes it will... But I would get brighter so u wouldn't have to uograde in the future
1962594
I have a Happy Light and a full spectrum floor lamp. I turn the floor lamp on every day over my houseplants to give them light as the days are so dark, but I don't use the Happy Light for that. I also would suggest going to the website for Verilux and asking them. I can't tell whether or not my plants are flourishing but they are still alive at this point and look as good as they did in the fall when I brought them in, so you might give it a try.
346681
I really don't know for sure, probably anything low light. Because the led light does not give off uv rays. I believe most plants require a little uv light. Also I found that without uv rays from a flouresant light you will end up dealing with brown algea.
150400
I only have 1 plant, and it has stayed alive. However, I do keep the light on most of the day for that very reason.
1256503
It depends on amount of light you can give it. The included LED light will not be enough light for growing plants.
1895838
I think it would depend on where it's planted and how much moisture it gets. I live in Blackwell,TX (u can google it & see what zone I live in). I managed to keep it for 2 years and then it died. I felt the sun just cooked it to death even tho I babied it. So maybe it doesn't do well with alot of hard, hot, direct sun.
134522
If you mean high light output the answer is yes. My plants are doing great under the light.
634302
It should do fine. However, as you'll only get a little sun during the summer months, it would be a good idea to get some augment light, such as a small LED grow light. I keep mine indoors all the time -- it's not going to get too big -- and I have augmented light. Just don't let the temperatures get below 60 degrees as it is tropical.
1628543
The more light, the better. I have had to keep mine inside all winter and none of the windows get a ton of light so the succulents have stretched out looking for light. The cactuses seem to do ok with less light but grow bigger and look healthier with more. We kept them on the porch all summer where they got tons of light but were sheltered from rain and just watered biweekly. They seemed happy with that.
2095372
I have not tried it but I suspect that in normal sunlight you should have no problem. In low light or at night you may have an issue.
724931
Should be ok. As suggested, you may want some floating plants (like duckweed) to filter the light if it's too much.
1260460
I have planted mine in a pot and keep it indoors. I would assume as long as you keep it moist and away from direct harsh sunlight that it would be fine.