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Author Garden: draceana "janet craig" Jiffymouse guest posted                 how much light can a janet craig actually tolerate? full sunlight? can't remember and can't find it in my book! Seeded: 12.77.201.90 Chrissy Garden Pro! Member # 2183 posted                       Hi Jiffymouse, they can handle bright indirect light to low light. According to this link: Janet Craig Dracaena Full sunlight to shade according to this link: Dracaena - Janet Craig Personally I have two...one grows great in very low light in my livingroom...the other sits in a south facing window with lots of sun, and it is doing equally as well. * * * * z5b Plants: 1450 | From: Ohio | Registered: Apr 2004  |  Seeded: 12.218.222.220 Jiffymouse guest posted                 that's what i needed to know! thanks chrissy Seeded: 12.77.200.31 Will Creed guest posted                 Most Janet Craigs, especially those with deep green leaves, are grown for low light use and tend to bleach out in direct sun. Smaller, starter plants can be adapted to direct sun. Seeded: 24.215.243.99 Jiffymouse guest posted                 thanks will, that makes sense. Seeded: 12.77.200.73

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