If basement windows offer good eastern morning light, place violets there. Otherwise, use fluorescent lights: combine cool white and warm white tubes, or use full-spectrum “grow” bulbs. Fixture length should match plant rows. Fluorescent light is cost-effective and often better than poor natural light. Keep lights 12-14 hours daily.
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