Bright enough to read by at midday without artificial light = sufficient. Indirect light is ideal; direct sun burns leaves. Low light stops growth but rarely kills.
Yes, but shady, wind-protected spot only (covered porch). Full sun causes severe scorching; wind shreds leaves.
In reduced light, water much less—let soil dry deeply. Overwatering in low light is the #1 killer.
Expert is in NE Indiana; envies Tennessee climate!
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