Chandon in Hong Kong has a northeast balcony receiving strong sun from 6 am to 11:30 am. Plants include Dracaena, Monstera, African goosefoot, ferns, Ficus benjamina, and Anthurium. Which can handle direct morning sun?
Morning sun is cooler and less intense than afternoon sun. All listed plants prefer dappled shade but will tolerate a few hours of direct morning light without stress. By the time heat builds, the sun has moved away, allowing plants to cool down.
No need to move them; they should fare fine. Just ensure adequate humidity and water when the top soil feels dry.
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