Direction of Light

Hey, so I'm working on upping the amount of light I'm putting on my plants, but I'm sort of stripping apart old lamps from the second-hand store and some of them are kind of awkward to position (any advice on that front?).

I was wondering if the direction the light hits the plants has any influence on their growth?

i.e. I realize if you consistently change the direction the plant is growing in this can cause stress, but what if you have light coming from 3 directions on a plant -- which will it grow towards, and will it have any impact?

thanks.

It helps to alter the direction of the light IE moving plants around to get more light to naglectid areas.
Adieu

Light hitting a leaf at 90 degrees will be absorbed best.

Plants will turn their leafs to whatever orientation maximizes light absorption.

I wouldn’t’ worry about it light hits the leafs from thousands of directions as it is reflected off the siding of your grow room.

the more light the better, as long as they are not under the plant's leaves you shouldn't have anything to worry about.

been messin around w/ side lighting myself & noticed it increased lateral growth alot!!