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Integrating Indoor Plants in Low-Light Office Spaces

2 days ago | lila

Can fluorescent lights support plant growth in offices?

Yes, many indoor plants can absorb specific spectrums of light emitted by fluorescent lights, making them suitable substitutes for natural sunlight in low-light offices. Some plants are particularly adaptable to these conditions due to their low light requirements.

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