Impatiens are the easiest—flower in low light. Morning glories need very bright light. Vinca and dwarf phlox are unlikely to thrive indoors.
South or east windows provide the best light. Supplemental grow lights improve results.
Place pots on trays of pebbles with water to raise humidity. Keep soil moderately dry between waterings in low light.
Consider African violets, begonias, or streptocarpus for reliable indoor color.
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