Prayer plants absorb light primarily in the blue/green spectrum. Full-spectrum torchiere bulbs are ineffective. Instead, use fluorescent plant grow lights (widely available for $10–12 with fixture) or incandescent plant-grow bulbs (not display bulbs).
Wire shelves or baker's racks work well for mounting lights with zip ties. Clip-on lights can supplement but cover fewer plants. Good air-cleaning plants for artificial light include prayer plants, calatheas, philodendrons, pothos, aglaonema, and syngonium.
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