Does duck palm tree like shade or sunshine?

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2. Light intensity

3. Light receiving time

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Strictly speaking, duckweed is a green plant that likes semi-shade. If it is exposed to too much light for a long time, burn spots may appear on its leaves. If left in too dark an environment for a long time, it will grow leggy and the leaves will lose their luster. Therefore, when maintaining, it is best to place it in a location with soft scattered light and let it receive 4-5 hours of sunlight every day.

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1. Prefers semi-shade

Strictly speaking, duckweed is a green plant that prefers semi-shade. It doesn't like an environment with too much light. If exposed to strong light for a long time, burn spots may appear on its leaves. In severe cases, the entire leaf will turn yellow. It also doesn't like an environment that is too dark, otherwise it will grow leggy and the leaves will lose their luster and become very dull.

2. Light Intensity

When raising it, you should provide it with soft sunlight. It is best to keep it in a relatively bright place in the house, but out of direct sunlight. If you want to keep it outdoors, you need to keep it under the shade of other trees, or in a slightly shaded place, and do not let it receive too much light.

3. Light exposure time

The time it receives sunlight should be inversely proportional to the time it is exposed to sunlight. If the location is relatively bright, then it is enough to receive 2-3 hours of light every day. If the location happens to have soft light, then it should receive 4-5 hours of light every day. If the location is very dark, it should receive 6-7 hours of light every day.

2. Light intensity

3. Light receiving time

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