What Kind of Light is Needed for Indoor Plant Propagation?

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Use four fluorescent bulb fixtures to start seeds and cuttings. Plants requiring full sun need a 250-watt (at minimum), high-pressure sodium light once established in pots or large cells.

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What Kind of Light is Needed for Indoor Plant Propagation?

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