Re: growing under flourescents

From: "Neal R. Foster" <nealfost at umich.edu> on 1997.01.18 at 05:05:55(167) Eric, the "Chinese evergreen," Aglaonema (modesta?), grows reasonably well (though somewhat spindly) in our building here solely under fluorescent lights (including in at least one windowless office where no lights are on over the weekend. Some daylight then comes in sideways through the doorway from west windows about 20 feet away). --Neal +More Neal R. Foster, U.S. Department of Interior, USGS-Biological Resources Division, Great Lakes Science Center, 1451 Green Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105-2807; Phone [+voicemail]: (313)994-3331-x264; FAX: (313)994-8780; e-mail: nealfost@umich.edu On Thu, 16 Jan 1997 crat@cris.com wrote: > I just changed jobs and moved from an office with fairly decent outside > light to a cublicle that is lit only by flourescent ceiling lights > . Any suggests out there on what aroids I might try growing (and > won't drive everyone out of the building while blooming )? > > Thanks much, > Eric Simpson > Washington, DC > > > >

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