Here's the other plant, a Pothos, under the other Solatube in the kitchen. There is no other exterior light or window in this space. The nearest window (facing east) is 20' away and has a 6' covered front porch and 100-year-old giant oak trees in the front yard shading the house. So, these plants are totally supported by the light from the sun-tubes. I'm pretty impressed! I had tried to research to see if they would project the right kind of light for plants since they do you a polycarbonate dome of some sort, but didn't find much written about it.

Quite apparently, it's enough light for easy plants such as these. I'll post updates of them in the next few months to see if they keep faring well.

How old is that pothos? Its very lush and beautiful!

Thanks, tibean. The plant is three years old. It was a clearance plant at Lowes in a 4" pot, so it's come a long way. It's been trouble free.

Wow I love

I added a solatube in my front room to the side of the room opposite the windows. The room has cathedral type ceiling. But the solatube has still really helped plants on that side of the room. And the room is just so much brighter. I highly recommend.