Can the dripping Guanyin be exposed to the sun? Does it prefer shade or sunshine?

Can the dripping Guanyin be exposed to the sun?

The weeping angel can be exposed to the sun. Although it is shade-tolerant to a certain extent, it is a light-loving plant, so it is best to place it in a well-lit place during maintenance, especially during the growing season. Insufficient light can easily cause poor growth. Under normal circumstances, it is best to maintain about 5 hours of light per day.

Dripping Guanyin Growth Light

Although the weeping angel plant likes light, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight for a long time, so it is best to place it indoors or under the shade of a tree to receive oblique light. When it is hot in summer, although it can also be exposed to the sun, the time cannot be too long, so 2-3 hours of gentle light a day is enough.

In winter, the weeping angel needs to be moved to a balcony with better light for maintenance so that it can receive sufficient sunlight. Because the sunlight intensity in winter is relatively low and the light intensity is also weak, the time it spends in the sun can be appropriately extended, allowing it to receive about 5 hours of light a day.

What to do if the weeping angel wilts in the sun

When caring for the weeping angel, if it is placed in an environment of long-term exposure to the sun, it will be sunburned or wilted. It needs to be moved indoors in time, or shaded, and watered appropriately to allow it to gradually resume growth.