A grower moved to an apartment with east-southeast deck, but trees block first hour of sun. Only ~4 hours direct sun. Asks if artificial lighting can compensate or if plants need a new home.
Six twin-tube 40W shop lights (side-by-side 4×3 ft) 8–10 inches above plants, 16 hrs/day. Cost ~$80 with timer. Sarracenia purpurea in center purples up in a week. Taller plants may need staggered light heights. If possible, place pots on tall table outside to catch first/last light. Monitor for color and form – if maintained, outdoor may suffice.
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