Tut mir leid, wenn das eine dumme Frage ist. Ich bin ein Neuling und habe Schwierigkeiten, in den anderen Bereichen meines Hauses die richtige Beleuchtung hinzubekommen. Ich fragte mich, ob es in Ordnung wäre, die meisten meiner Pflanzen in dieses Zimmerregal zu stellen.

    Das kleine Fenster neben dem Kratzbaum zeigt nach Süden, die Fenster direkt gegenüber dem Regal zeigen nach Westen und oben gibt es Oberlichtfenster.

    Von: Binta020

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    1. Revolutionary_Fix476 on

      I would say it’s a bit too far from the windows but you can try and see what plants like it there. Beautiful house btw.

    2. You have soooo much natural light, that’s a beautiful room. I absolutely looove velux type windows. I stayed in a barn conversion once and I woudk just turn the lights off and look up at the stars.

    3. BrendaHelvetica on

      If it doesn’t get too much light, you could easily hang up some grow lights. Lovely house btw! We also have an open floor as a hang out space on a higher floor of the house with an open attic.

    4. Parallelcastledoors on

      I thought you meant you wanted to put them on those support beams which would be cool just gotta make sure theyre secure. But also theyre too far from the window imo

    5. Ok-Winner-8060 on

      If you find they need more light, could you relocate them to the space at the top of the stairs where the pet food bowls are? Swap places and put the bowls where the shelf is?

      I think the Monstera definitely needs more light than it may get in the current space.

      Agree with everyone that has commented, beautiful house OP.

    6. Climbing_plant on

      Probably the worst place in the room for plants. Deep in the room and covered by the stairs

    7. sluts4jrackham on

      in my experience, plants prefer to have an unobstructed view of the sky through the window. Mine will contort themselves in new and unsettling ways to get around my blinds if I don’t open them wide enough often enough lol. I think having the stairs right over them will block more light from that upper window than you’d expect. I agree with others saying to swap the pet bowls with the plants, I think you’ll have a lot more success there

    8. Which windows have southern exposure (or northern if you are upside-down)? A spot near them would be ideal; a little direct sun but indirect the rest of the time. Personally, I would fill the whole space with plants! 😍

    9. Villageidiot73 on

      Should be fine especially since there’s windows all around as well as skylights and your plants appear to all be tropical that prefer defused light. If some happen to require more light and u want to keep them there just grab a few of those grow lights that clip right into the pot. Lovely space btw

    10. Malicious_Tacos on

      It appears that you have cats, they will probably attempt to jump from the stairs down onto the plant rack using it as a fire escape.

      Edit: my cats would.

    11. dj_kilrock on

      You could put some grow lights hidden under the stairs for them if you really like that location. Just to supplement. I’ve used cheap ones in the past and I’d say Sansi is worth the investment.

    12. I love your house! I would be trying to put plants along those beams for the skylights but it would be a pain to water them

      Edit I just saw you have at least 1 cat… mine would 100% walk on those beams and knock the plants down lol so maybe don’t even try

    13. Many_Log6261 on

      I think plants would do great, all that indirect light they’d get. Plus would look fabulous!!!

    14. Many_Log6261 on

      When u move them u’ll need to check em to see how quick they’ll dry out as best rises. Then u will put a schedule together on watering them. Write it down if u have alot of plants. There like people all different needs.

    15. lilsweet-lottaspice on

      Am I the only one seeing hooks placed into the wood frames and plants hanging from the ceiling?! What an awesome house !!

    16. Child_of_the_Hamster on

      Get an app like Photone (has a free version) and get an actual measurement of the light reaching each level of the shelf. Compare it to other areas in your *nauseatingly* gorgeous living room.

      ChatGPT is probably a very good resource for checking whether the light readings you get are sufficient for each type of plant you have there, though I haven’t tried that personally.

    17. sandrarara on

      I would say there is a lot of light, so you can put them everywhere.
      This house screams plants!!!

      Just go for it, and if they are on the wrong spot, they will let you know, and you shift them to another location

    18. Eastern-Engine-3291 on

      Your house is beautiful !! The plants need the light you’re giving to the cat tree. But as a cat mom, I understand.

    19. WritPositWrit on

      That’s not getting any light! If you have plants that do fine without direct light (like spider plants or pothos, they’ll out up with anything) then okay. But most plants are going to sulk over there.

    20. Illustrious-Rock7741 on

      I’d swap the cat stand and the plants tbh also quite a few plants would love being on those beams you could probably wrap a pothos around the beam as it gets longer longer too tbh

    21. Ohh I could move the cat tree to the window where the pet bowls are and put the shelf where the cat tree is now! lol I didn’t think about it

    22. CommonSensePrincess on

      Not me wanting to have a pothos jungle hanging from those beams!!! 😍

    23. Left-Bookkeeper-3848 on

      Your home is beautiful! Now you must grow pothos and let it take over the beams!

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