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hi plan people welcome to episode 47 of. Of,

I'm Gungo Radio.

Hi, Plant Friends.

I hope you had a lovely planty weekend that you enjoyed part one of this two-part

amazing series with Leslie Hellick on Understanding Natural Light.

So I was so touched, I put up in Instagram last week asking you guys what you learned this year in your own surroundings about

your natural light and I just wanted to read a couple of the things that you guys

said so I love that Maid underscore wholerescore Whole said that she learned that her

Northeastern facing window was not as bright as she thought, not bright enough for

her fiddily fig, so she's moving that around and figuring out what lower light plants work best for her northeast window.

Pia Mile NGE can't figure out how to pronounce that Instagram name but she's in the Maryland region and she said

since they get a lot of rain she realized that even though she had southern

facing windows that the overall darker cloudy rainy environment in Maryland actually means that her house is

lower light than she thought, so she's learned those lessons.

Sentimental sapling got really innovative and she had her brother put a detachable

shelving unit next to her west-facing windows so she could capitalize on all that

light she's getting right in that

the window, nice up close and personal with it. And the Edwardian writer really liked the section that Leslie and I talked about the direct sunlight versus the indirect moments when the sun moves throughout your apartment.

So it's always so awesome to hear that these episodes moments when the sun moves throughout your apartment.

So it's always so awesome to hear that these episodes help you guys bloom and grow.

And once again, I feel like the overarching theme for both of these episodes

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