Plants seem to grow well under fluorescent lights.

This morning, we signed a contract for the Takasago I residence, and in the afternoon, we looked at the land for the Himeji O residence, and then we had a plan hearing.
It was a busy day as usual. The site I saw today was at the end of a long, narrow road.
The site had unusual conditions, making the turning point the biggest deciding factor in finalizing the plan.
The more the conditions change, the greater the chance of creating an interesting house.
I'm really looking forward to it.
Today I would like to write about the power of fluorescent lights, which I recently realized.
As I mentioned before, our office recently underwent a small renovation.
At that time, all the fluorescent lights in the ceiling were removed and replaced with LEDs.
At the same time, the position of the lighting was also significantly changed.
The amount of light hitting the potted plants has been significantly reduced.
It's been less than a month since this happened, but for the past few years, it's been fine as long as I've watered it.
It was full, but within just a month most of the leaves had withered.
I was a little surprised by this. I learned that the condition of the fluorescent light can make a big difference to the aquatic plants in the aquarium.
I knew about it, but I didn't think that indoor plants would be affected to this extent.
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