In a message dated 2/8/2005 5:58:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:

With the direction the window is facing, It gets direct light
from about 1:00 on.

Light through a window is never the same as outside, some frequencies
are cut out. As far north as you are the light intensity is also greatly
reduced.

I also have a small fluorescent light I put on it

Unless the light is within one inch of the foliage you are not helping
much.

Light is a fascinating subject. Direct sun is just about impossible to
reproduce. Artificial light sources such as florescent tend to drop off in
effective energy for plants very quickly,

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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