Bright direct light plants
Indoor · By Light
Bright direct light plants
Hot spots, sun lovers, and the plants that love them.
Cacti, most succulents, citrus, jasmine, some palms, croton, hibiscus. The few indoor plants that need sun on the leaves to thrive. South-facing windowsills, sunny conservatories, plant shelves by big windows.
Why ours
- Hand-picked from UK growers
- Peat-free, plastic-free packaging
- Delivered established and ready
- Free care app with every order
Knowledge
Frequently asked
How many hours of sun do they need?
At least 4 hours of direct sun daily; 6+ is better. For most of the year, this means a south or west-facing window.
What about winter when there's less sun?
Most sun-lovers slow down naturally in winter and need less water and feed. Grow lights help if you want to keep growth steady through dark months.
Can I move them between rooms with the seasons?
Yes. A south-facing window in summer, a brighter winter location, and outdoors in summer (carefully acclimatised) all work for sun-loving plants.