Low light means you can comfortably read newsprint during daylight hours. It's typically found within 3–4 feet of a north window, 5–6 feet of east, or 8–10 feet of south.
Overhead fluorescent lights work well. Keep bulbs as close to plant tops as possible. Incandescent and halogen bulbs don't provide the right spectrum; fluorescent grow lights are better but more expensive than standard tubes. Run lights 8+ hours daily.
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