Natural Lighting for Houseplants Tips & Tricks! | Indoor Plant Lighting!

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In this video I talk about about natural indoor plant lighting! I discuss how much light indoor plants get from each direction window as well as how to tell what type of sunlight a plant needs. We also go over some signs that your houseplants may be getting too much or not enough sun exposure & what to do in that situation. Natural lighting indoors is so important for plant health, of course there are grow lights that can be introduced into a houseplant jungle if the current lighting isn’t enough, but I definitely prefer sunlight for my plant collection if possible!
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@philodendronfam4262 5 лет назад

Hey Harli, the orientation changes for people who will in the southern hemisphere! If you live in Australia or New Zealand etc, then North Facing windows are the brightest and south facing windows are darkest :)

@HarliG 5 лет назад

obviously not I can’t believe I forgot to mention that! Thank you for pointing it out

@thomas.valladares2328 5 лет назад

Hey Harli I don’t know if you can help me but I have a caladium and it was doing pretty good but certainly some of the leaves have this brown spots and I don’t know what to do could you help me.?

@demidron. 5 лет назад

@@blackdogultra Toilets don't flush clockwise in Australia. When you flush, the water comes down the back and goes up the front and rolls over. Toilets that "drain" seem to be an American thing.

@jessross3926 5 лет назад

@@demidron. im in new zealand and i can say the same

@anjomateus8067 4 года назад

go fuck yourself

@keradockins627 5 лет назад

YES so glad you point out that "tolerating" low light is not the same as thriving in low light!

@naysneedle5707 5 лет назад

Every time I read that Sansevieria are a low light plant I get sad for all the Sansevieria out there that are dying a slow, slow death in low light :-(

@Smacsek 5 лет назад

Don't forget to keep your windows clean! If they're dirty, less light can come in making for less happy plants!

@BurningOrchids 5 лет назад

You also have to keep in mind obstruction outside. I have north facing windows in my bedrooms, but they're actually brighter rooms because there's no obstruction outside the windows, whereas my south facing living room is much darker because of the balcony overhang, pine trees and other buildings obstructing the light.

@saksija1987 2 года назад

Do you supplement With artificial light?

@Helenjenna1 5 лет назад

If you can’t comfortably read a book in a certain room, it’s not a happy place for plants. Or something like that 😄

@alex0589 5 лет назад

Which is why i only read in my car

@18MelCR 5 лет назад

Helen Jenna yup Planterina always says that

@gergelul 4 года назад

Honestly I am not sure about that. I can read in pretty low light. I measured the light with my phone for an area of my house which is very dark and it mentioned 10 foot candles, where no plants could live, yet I can read without issues

@Helenjenna1 4 года назад

georgiana salajan you are the exception, not the rule 😁

@gergelul 4 года назад

I am just saying that it is a pretty vague rule

@erinarmstrong555 5 лет назад

This literally couldn't come at a better time !! We are moving within a couple months, and I've been paying attention to light and windows. We will have a sun room this time ! Totally enclosed but windows on two walls. Boyfriend gave it the okay to be a plant room. 😍

@18MelCR 5 лет назад

Erin Armstrong Omgsh me too!!! I’ve been nagging him about the importance of better windows at our new apartment

@sheiscara 5 лет назад

I am a new plant mom. Got my first plant 3 weeks ago. I am so lucky I found you. I was just thinking about light and had so many questions! I think you did a great job describing different lights with your words. 😊

@imkrane 5 лет назад

You're videos ALWAYS make sense Harli, the more you talk the more information we gain, I am just getting into learning more about house plants, I have always had some, but never really knew much about them, thank you for teaching me more about them...

@lisapeterson729 5 лет назад

Wow this has been one of your most informative and helpful uploads. Light levels are so subjective and so many factors to consider! For us citydwellers, tall buildings surrounding your place, balconies overhanging above a window,tall trees,etc. These things can drastically lower light levels.

@onicoles77 3 года назад

This video is amazing! It's exactly what I needed and I have not been able to find it anywhere else. Thank you so much, especially for telling us where you place your plants.

@mandevilla2270 5 лет назад

Hi Harli, I watch your videos all the time and they're the best! This video is especially useful to me because I have a lot of plants and have been overlooking the importance of lighting needs for different types of plants. Some of my plants aren't growing well. They're alive, but they're not looking the best and not growing well. After watching this video, I've realized that I need to go through each of my plants and figure out if they're getting the right amount of light. I'm actually going to re-watch this video just so I can take down notes to help me out. Thanks again for this great video; it's a great help!

@heatherbaldwin2099 5 лет назад

Yes it made sense! Hard topic to cover and you did it well. Some good tips here. Thanks!

@daisydominguez_designs 5 лет назад

I’ve seriously been searching for a video like this for so long!! Thanks girl 🥰

@noellehicks2551 5 лет назад

I’ve been watching your channel for a while and I love your videos. This lighting video has cleared up sooo many of my questions. Thank you so much for the wonderful info. Keep up the great work.

@gingerjerseyjew 5 лет назад

This video is everything I have been searching for!!!! Yaaaaas light recommendations 💡

@tammykriskie2233 5 лет назад

Hi Harli .. Great light video, Thanks for sharing .. Your plants are Beautiful 🌿 Have a great day ! 💕💕💕

@MissLeGoddess 4 года назад

Thank you Harli !, Yes it did make a lot of sense and you covered many things I have not heard before and wondered about. I live in an area with intense heat most of the year and did notice that placing plants on the window sill just cooked them, so I did move them back to a more indirect location, and all is fine. I am just getting into indoor gardening and learning from content providers such as yourself. I think your cute personality comes through and makes things very understandable. Thanks again.

@debihediger4760 5 лет назад

!!Thanks Harli, MORE good information...as usual. I have an upstairs patio, and that helps most of my windows from being TOO bright of light. I really think all these plants help our air quality, so we need to help them with light, water and food! Again, thanks...enjoyed your video!

@elvandylis867 5 лет назад

This was an important subject Harli, thank you for dealing with it. I've got a south east exposure with a somewhat spindly evergreen in front of it but all the plants except the Crassula's like it all year round. The succulents need the southwest exposure of my screened porch in Summer. It's important that your walls and ceilings are white for maximizing light levels throughout your home! A lot of pictures and things can lower light levels generally.

@drewbee6192 5 лет назад

Hi Harli! I went a bit overboard as a new plant owner with a whole bunch of houseplants without really doing much research beforehand (very smart of me) but your videos are helping me feel a bit more confident about keeping them alive! The information is super helpful. I have a weird apartment set up - two E facing windows and a S facing window that opens up to a covered porch with a big tree in front... Kind of weird and difficult for me to tell where the best light is, but I am moving the plants around based on their preferred lighting and keeping a close eye on them. Thank you for all of these fantastic videos! Keep them coming!

@hollyhasegawa6095 5 лет назад

Great video Harli, I think finding the right spot for each of our plants and then finding the right lighting is half the battle. Interesting on where we live changes the light we have. I loved this video, thank Harli, have a great day, bye for now.

@montessafenn5930 5 лет назад

This was a perfect explanation of lighting for plants & the information is extremely useful (also spot on) especially for beginner plant parents! You've definitely tackled some fantastic topics! I really enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for your fun & relatable personality & delivery! Fabulous! 😉

@bethlaska7829 5 лет назад

I’ve watched quite a few videos on lighting for indoor plants and this was actually way more helpful than most. I’m jealous of all your windows. I don’t have any south facing windows. ☹️

@blankminded4484 5 лет назад

I was watching one your older videos and you said you have a ghost?? I need to know more now lol. I love all your plants. I'm currently growing my collection.

@Heisenbrick 4 года назад

I love how many plants you have in your house! You could say passionate, but I would say obsessed, love it!

@Learehart 4 года назад

I like how you said what plants do well in which facing direction.

@tamaddaleno 5 лет назад

Thanks so much! My dorm room next semester is going to be a west-window, compared to my south-facing one previously. This video was actually really helpful! I'm hoping my succulents will be able to transition effectively, but we'll see. Keep up the good work!

@justforentertainment2734 5 лет назад

Helpful. Your videos are becoming my new favorites. I'm learning a lot about my plants from you. What I like is that you explain general stuff so I can help my plants even without specifically researching each one. I do that too though. If that makes sense. Like basically you give things to look for watch out for and ways to observe a plant and it's behavior (growth/changez) and what that might indicate is needed to have More healthy beautiful plants. Today I was walking around homes depots. They had birdof paradise plants. Single pots for like 29 and bigger pot for 39 one plant per pot. I walked all over the sore determined just having a feeling there was going to be a less expensive one. I noticed a b.o.p. leaf poking out in a display of different large plants. I went over to look. It didn't have the ID tag that all the others had around the stem with a picture and full lable. l picked it up and it had a tiny white price tag on the lower part of the pot that said "birdof" and was priced at 19.99 with two big bop plants in the pot. Hidden GEM im so happy Woohoo!!

@giantslug5427 5 лет назад

This is super helpful! I just moved from an apartment that had huge Southern Windows to an apartment that has Eastern and Northern windows and I've been relearning which plants I can have!

@FreeRangeDiva 5 лет назад

Thank you, this was so helpful! I live in So. Calif and since I've started growing plants I've become more observant about where the sun is. At this time of year, the sun sets in the northern sky, so my west facing windows get minimal direct sun late in the afternoon/early evening. My north windows, however get a lot of light, including a little direct sun and eastern exposure is the strongest. And although we have a lot of south facing windows, they get absolutely no direct sun at this time of year! Would love to hear from others who live in the southern parts of the country.

@Rebelliousrefinement 5 лет назад

Free Range Diva I live in Florida 10 minutes away from Pensacola Beach.. and the southern windows in my home get a lot of direct sun light in the summer.

@meganelemieux4690 5 лет назад

It is the best light video I've watched... so clear ans simple! Thanks

@ashleysanchez9196 5 лет назад

Glad you posted a video on my "sick" day off. Very helpful!

@alex0589 5 лет назад

Hi, you're fired.

@sandyg8794 5 лет назад

Hi Harli ~ very helpful info on lighting! Thank you for sharing!

@RachoRoberto 5 лет назад

You should do an "ordering plant stuff on Wish" video!

@jessicahart2172 5 лет назад

I totally second this!

@ambriarowe884 4 года назад

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@audenhere 4 года назад

@@ambriarowe884 mostly unethical sweatshops

@valeriesanchez3074 4 года назад

Oh wish. Lol never again 😝

@mayn-s.5535 4 года назад

Thank you for all your tips! Will need to rearrange my plants accordingly and hope they will be happier

@purplesavvy 5 лет назад

Thank you for the video Harley!! I was waiting for this 👍

@naysneedle5707 5 лет назад

Some good observations about lighting there Harli. It illustrated to me once again just how bright our light is here in New Zealand, we have possibly the most intense sunlight in the world due to our low air pollution and our proximity to the hole in the ozone layer. We are also closer to the sun in summer and winter than the northern hemisphere is, due to the elliptical orbit of the Earth - or so I've read. I have had to move plants away from south windows (equivalent to your north) and shift cacti to west windows from north (your south).

@alexishallinin1108 5 лет назад

Looove your channel! It's very relaxing listening to your videos while working and learning how to better develop a green thumb :) I unfortunately live in an apartment with predominantly west-facing windows, so it's incredibly difficult getting my plants to thrive! I always want more plants, but it's such a sad trade-off when I don't have the adequate light to nourish them. Some day!

@madisonjeanfr 10 месяцев назад

this helps so much! i have about 6 plants and maybe 3 of them are doing okay or good and the others aren’t doing well at all. this answers all of my questions about lighting!

@mrskimwilliams 5 лет назад

Hey! I love your videos! You have such a bubbly fun personality! Thanks for explaining lighting. I am new to house plants and I live in Ohio where it seems to be gloomy most often. I also don’t have very many windows in my home. I have held back on getting plants that I really love because of my lighting situation. Do you think you could do a video on artificial lighting for people like me who struggle with proper natural lighting?

@kerrimb8333 5 лет назад

Its sooo hard to figure out light requirements, it’s nice to see someone put a video out on it, and I’m thankful it’s you 🙌🏻 i only have like 1 southern facing window 🙃

@taylormarie6608 5 лет назад

kerri mb same so all my plants have to be right there 😭😂

@p.knight6507 4 года назад

Thank you Harli, this information is very helpful.

@peggylee5021 5 лет назад

Hi Harli, your video makes perfect sense. I have west windows and light the light is of low intensity because of trees and UV coating, so I use supplemental lighting.

@katythrailkille1999 4 года назад

I never realized the altitude situation! Thanks for fresh info, Harli!

@HarliG 4 года назад

I'm happy there was some new info in the video for you! Thank you for watching

@camillekeepsreading 5 лет назад

Yay! Love this. Thanks Harli

@HarliG 5 лет назад

Thank YOU so much for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this one (:

@shreyax12 4 года назад

Don't worry you made a lot of sense haha. This was really helpful. sometimes I just use the apps that show you the foot-candle or lux and just find how many foot candles the specific plant requires and it works for me.

@athulyaramesh6142 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video Harli.. This is what I was looking for.. I could not grab everything you said.. But I have a better understanding now.. 😍 Also my variegated syngonium with dark green and white variegation was turning to light green.... I kinda feel it needs more sun ☀... Thanks once again.. 😍

@jmhrn52 5 лет назад

This was very helpful! I need to utilize my north facing windows more🧐. Thanks for the tips😎

@TropicalPlantGirl 5 лет назад

Very informative! Thanks for always being so educational! ❤️

@HarliG 5 лет назад

Thank you for watching! (:

@chelsiegragg7542 3 года назад

This video is so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.

@oliviawhitley6060 5 лет назад

Love this video, thank you for the knowledge!

@ImaniJoi 3 года назад

I’ve watched pretty much all the light video and yours gave me the clearest picture! And it’s funny because you thought you weren’t making sense! Thanks for the help!

@Athenal0ve 4 года назад

Fairly new plant mom here and loving it! Thanks for this. I continue to experiment with lighting, especially when trying to place grow lights this winter. So using a compass, I found out I have NW-facing windows (more W than N). The sun rises in the east and sets in the west, so it makes sense that there's more light in the afternoon onward. I use insulated sheer curtains so I don't worry about cold drafts in the daytime anymore.

@nataliemuntyan 4 года назад

do you point your compass at the window to find the orientation or do you point it away from the window? This seems like a silly question but I can't find an answer anywhere!

@Athenal0ve 4 года назад

@@nataliemuntyan At the window. Hence my windows are facing NW.

@bigegobadjgl 5 лет назад

Omg im so early. 😍 I really needed this video! Thank you!

@HarliG 5 лет назад

Yay! I'm glad it'll be a helpful one! (:

@dque_2U 5 лет назад

Lucky to live in San(Sun)Diego... I walk home looking at Plants people will Pay for... Gratitude

@taylordenny1480 5 лет назад

Derek Quinn Same here! So many people in San Diego have “houseplants” thriving in their yards.

@desiraeebony 5 лет назад

Hi Harli! I absolutely love your videos! I love that you not only talked about the lighting but also mentioned the type of plants go best where. Question, I’m wanting to get a rubber tree but my apartment is east facing only. Do you recommend placing a rubber plant in my east apartment? Thank youuuuu for all that you do for us plant lovers!

@lynndebruyn9275 5 лет назад

thank you for all the tips, i have a big window in the bathroom aswell, but we covered it with a special tape (so people cannot watch us in the shower), the plants also seem to like it, it is an extra filter over the sunlight.

@MF-yo2db 5 лет назад

I have an app on my phone that measures the footcandles of light. That has helped me immensely understand the different exposures and distances because it's putting an actual measurement to it, versus just trying to wrap my head around the concept. Hope this helps!!

@KrissiCreates 5 лет назад

Do you know what the app is called ? Would be very interested in that !!

@lifechangesandnewbeginning2254 2 года назад

That’s a great idea.. ty i am now looking for a foot candle app :). I get confused about the lighting as i move further back from the window. This will be helpful.

@nadiacheema 5 лет назад

Hi Harli 😃 the harder the shadow line is the more intense the light is. The softer the shadow means it’s getting the least amount of light. Love the video!!! This is very informative and helpful. 🙏😊

@jclaypool66 5 лет назад

I don't have hardly any windows but my hoyas do love the west window with sheer curtains 😊👍

@TeedarkAngel 5 лет назад

Great job explaining, very informative ❤

@Jen-zk9se 3 года назад

Oldie but a goodie 👍 I live in the Pacific Northwest and days are starting to get noticeably shorter I have more plants than last season so I’m gearing up for them to survive winter 🥶

@mnewt712 3 года назад

Wow! You sure have a lot of healthy looking plants! Thanks for the info. Appreciate it! 😁👍👍

@corinna_maybe 5 лет назад

love your vids

@nataliacorral9281 3 года назад

Girl, thank you for this video 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

@alexandreawetzel5925 Год назад

As a beginner I got a light meter. It helps so much to know simplify where to place a plant.

@eyesclosed3709 5 лет назад

I rewatched the Q&A with your husband yesterday and seeing the bed frame all I can think about while watching this video is that he hates it haha

@HarliG 5 лет назад

Haha I moved the plants off of his side so I think he doesn't mind as much now :P

@dque_2U 5 лет назад

@@HarliG Obviously Love!! Honesty is Very important... Cute couple

@dque_2U 5 лет назад

Very Rare to find a Human that "Gets U"

@melv.5530 5 лет назад

Now I want a bed like that so I can hang plants, but they would all be pothos! Lol, cause I have only one tiny window!

@Selena8461 5 лет назад

Lmao same. Every time I see it, i rmbr that video

@Selena8461 5 лет назад

Thank you for this video it's so helpful 💗💗🍒

@jennero6868 4 года назад

I’m a beginner, and this video was very helpful! Thanks

@astridekko9229 5 лет назад

I don’t know if your croton is still in that spot, but I have learned that a Croton really wants a lot of light and direct sun, that seems to be true for mine, and lots of water too. just a tip ( let it gradually get used to more sun, but I am sure you know that right?!!) I love how you break up the windows, that was really helpfull. There are apps that measure the lux/lumen, comparing that, or putting that in would be really helpfull too, because that would give us exact numbers to go by. Love your video’s, have a great day! 👋🏼

@__AT__0 5 лет назад

This is very useful information! 💚🌱

@KaylayGrows 3 года назад

I’m so jealous of all of your huge windows! I have windows in all directions but my east facing windows have a porch over them and the southern facing windows have another house blocking the light! So my house is LOW LOW light! I just moved in here and I’m trying to make sure they’re thriving! I just bought grow lights to see if they’ll help!

@terrymoose144 5 лет назад

This was great. Knowing that a east facing window is “medium” light is what I need. So south window must be “bright” light.

@OkWhoAreYou 5 лет назад

This was super helpful thank you!

@TheBlumann 3 года назад

This video's editing was potent

@kchas1706 5 лет назад

I have only 1 small southern window in a bathroom and that's the darkest room in my house. I've even had low light plants suffer in there. My bathroom with a north window (larger window) is better for low light plants. Most of my plants are in my "plant room" which has, believe it or not, a west window😆 I just crack the blinds and don't fully open them - and the only plants directly in front of the window are high light plants. The rest are beside the window or across the room from the window (so like 12 feet?) I feel like I'm doing everything wrong but it works in my house. And no, I'm not turned around on my directions. The sun sets in the plant room window👍I don't even have a tree shading that window or anything and the room is blazing hot every evening compared to the rest of my house. 🤷‍♀️ I should also add I'm living at around 1250ft altitude so maybe that's why. I never heard anyone mention the altitude component ☺

@Avivmirkin 5 лет назад

Great video! Thank you! You spoke a bit about Arrow heads.. do you have any Caladiums?? Very curious about the care for this plant!!! ❤

@toinfinityandpandas1372 3 года назад

I understood your explanations well :) thank you! I fell into the trap of buying all these plants and not researching or determining my light sources first. All of my windows are north facing and I'm bummed because it's the lowest amount of light (my north windows face a side walk with light posts so I get artificial light at night? Not sure how strong it is though) So far most of my plants are surviving but I know they'd be happier with more light. I was going to buy more grow lights but I also thought of getting mirrors to bounce the light around??? Maybe it might be more complicated than it has to be but as you can see Im back at the drawing board 🤣 that ends my rant.

@fishlover4life 5 лет назад

wow didn’t even think that altitude would affect light. I literally live 39 feet above sea level 🤧😂

@HB-hb5rx 3 года назад

Hey Harli! Don't know too many others with our name, so that was a cool surprise when clicking on this video :) Anyway, great video and definitely helpful! The only two windows in my apt are south facing so I appreciate you explaining how many feet away they should be. If you do make another one of these anytime soon, the only thing I ask is maybe just holding the camera and showing the window and the plants in the same frame just to see the exact placement in reference to the window, a little better. But again, super helpful video, many thanks!

@taimatsuko 4 года назад

Thank you for the Shadow tip!

@naysneedle5707 5 лет назад

I would add that stunted and sometimes distorted new growth, and leaves that never fully unfurl, can also be symptoms of too much light.

@briannaselhorst9185 5 лет назад

This is super helpful!

@SoftlySeeking 5 лет назад

This is a great overview! I keep hearing the terms "bright indirect light," "medium light" etc. and have really struggled to put those together with the facing of windows. I just bought a maranta and am trying to guess where it will be happiest. Right now it's pretty close to an east facing window (I'm at high altitude too), and it gets a little from the west facing window on the other side of the room. Maybe I should pull it off to the side of the east facing window. 🤔

@sanniamalik1087 4 года назад

This is so helpful!!!

@KareemHadee 4 года назад

Very helpful video. One of the most helpful videos I have found so far on natural lighting. I would like to see an update to this video in the future. I am also curious if your pet (can't tell if it's a cat or dog, I assume dog) eats or chews on your plants. I see you have a lot of plants that are highly toxic to cats & dogs. I would like to see a video on that (if you have one already please let me know).

@c3sszi 5 лет назад

love lots harli! 🤗🇵🇭

@KatieCooksandCrafts 5 лет назад

But my house has in-between directions. My windows are north east, south east and south west. I also have awnings over the majority of my windows. It's all trial and error. I have heard bright indirect means the plant can see the sky but not the sun. I have some plants in my bathroom and changed out the light bulbs for 5000 Kelvin daylight bulbs and so far so good.

@karenrani 5 лет назад

Katie Cooks and Crafts mine too!! I think I’ve figured out where most of my plants like to be, but sometimes it’s been a challenge!

@MountainsnVallies 3 года назад

Do you leave your light on all day?

@KatieCooksandCrafts 3 года назад

@@MountainsnVallies not on purpose but I'm a homemaker so I'm home (and use the bathroom) throughout the day. Also my children leave the light on as they come and go. It's on much of the day. They are led so power usage is not very high.

@plantsandpiggies7758 5 лет назад

Hi Harli, Thanks, I actually understood this video. I think it's hard to explain but thanks, it's really helpful. And lol, I think I heard dog snores at 7:13!

@petercardona1559 5 лет назад

Really good breakdown on the different directions of light and their intensity! 🌞👍 Sidenote: Your hair looks absolutely great here. Girl you could be standing on a mountain waving it around in a shampoo commercial! 👩👌📺

@kaylaknot 5 лет назад

Nice job. Tough subject to clarify.

@slizzynguyenner6442 5 лет назад

It’s so interesting to me how 🌱 care changes based on geography / altitude etc..we have a lot of the same 🌱 babies and my optimal ‘care’ is sooo different ~

@vestajordan 5 лет назад

Thank you for this!!

@emilylovesbeauty38 4 года назад

Wondering if living closer to the equator effects which windows have the strongest lighting? Love your vids!!

@thistleandtwine301 5 лет назад

Lighting is so tricky AND so unfair when your windows dont get much exposure, but getting grow lights helps a ton for my plants!

@lesliengonzalez 5 лет назад

The notification bell brought me here lol. But this is very helpful! 🌿

@HarliG 5 лет назад

Thanks notification bell! :P I'm glad you could make it & found it helpful!

@kriskrischi7571 5 лет назад

I think you nailed it. 👍

@rootedinpgh615 5 лет назад

Really great video! Thanks!! Do you dabble in grow lights at all?

@erindewan6758 5 лет назад

I’m in Canada and I’ve kept my jasmine sambac blooming all winter long 2 ft away from a north facing window! Same with bougainvillea ... and my philodendron Brazil are about 7 feet from that window. All doing well with zero direct sun.