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About how muck light will a plant take before it starts to burn or turn yellow?
Question Date: 2012-01-13
Answer 1:

How much light a plant can take depends on the kind of plant. If you go to a nursery or a hardware store that sells plants, the plants are often labeled as "Full sun" or "shade" or "semi-shade" or something like that. Different plants need different amounts of light. If a plant needs "full sun" but is given "shade," it may not necessarily die, but will probably not grow well. If a plant that wants "shade" is put in "full sun" it will probably burn over time and die.



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