By Paradisebird
County Durham ,
United Kingdom 
Hello everybody—
After losing a number of fleece-wrapped plants to the long season of frost and snow last winter, l decided to bring the least hardy indoors and set them up under grow lamps ( because l don’t have enough windows!). Has anyone had any experience of choosing lights out of the bewildering array available, and noting their effects on pelargoniums, ferns, and other plants from warmer regions?
3 Nov, 2021
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Thank you very much for your reply, Wylieinthea, and for the link. I will follow it up today!
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