Janina's majestic palm yellowed. She has north-facing windows with blinds open, and a patio for occasional outdoor time (Vancouver).
North windows give bright indirect light only if plants are very close (<3 ft). At 3–6 ft it's low light; >6 ft is below minimum.
No need to move plants outdoors unless nights stay above 60 °F.
Choosing Low-Light, Cool-Temperature Plants for a Large Indoor Planter
Optimizing Grow Lights for Bird of Paradise and Citrus: Intensity, Duration, and Heat Management
Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema) Repotting Timing: Spring Only, Hold Fertilizer
Three New Plants Failing: Light, Repotting, Watering Errors
Saving Office Plants in Very Low Light
Low-Light Houseplants: Best Choices for Sunless Spaces
New Dracaena from Home Depot: Don't Repot, Water Right, Give Bright Indirect Light
Aloe Vera Indoor Care: Light Supplementation and Watering Correction
Lowe's "Plant Light" for Carnivorous Plants: Is 1600 Lumens Enough?
Mounting High-Output Fluorescent Lights for Nepenthes: Vertical Hanging and Glare Control
Troubleshooting Indoor Fern Failures: Humidity, Watering, and Pests
Indoor Plant Stands: Stylish Ways to Display Your Collection
Lighting for Indoor Plants: Find the Perfect Spot (or Supplement)
The Benefits of Indoor Plants: Beauty, Health, and Well-Being
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