Bright indirect light

When skimming houseplant care guides, you're bound to come across the phrase "bright, indirect light" at least a few times. But what does it mean?

Help your houseplants thrive by learning the difference between bright indirect light, low light, and other lighting considerations.

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These large low light houseplants are perfect for your home. Care tips and features of 18 large houseplants suitable for low light conditions.

The Prayer Plant requires bright but indirect light to thrive. It can tolerate low light levels, but it may grow more slowly and have less vibrant foliage. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves, so it’s best to place it near a bright window but out of direct sunlight.

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These 14 houseplants will do wonderfully well in bright indirect light. Perfect east-facing window plants, each of these is sure to brighten up your home.