Aloe vera wants as much light as possible — in nature, full South African sun. Indoors, a north window is insufficient.
House-grown aloes aren't sun-hardened. Close intense light can burn. Distance mimics bright ambient light without heat stress.
Don't overthink lumens. Full-spectrum "daylight" bulbs (5000–6500K) provide the blue/red balance for vegetative growth. Red-heavy "bloom" bulbs are unnecessary.
Start with 10 hours, increase gradually. Monitor for reddish/brown tips (too much).
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