If a tropical plant is exposed to more light, will it grow faster?

Question

ok! suppose i give my tropical plant(carabo grass, euphorbia, etc), water,soil, sunlight, humidity, and tender loving care. and give it light at night time....will it grow better?or worse?

Answer 1

The answer is YES. Light = photosynthesis. The more it gets the more energy it will produce and the more it will grow. However if it is a flowering plant giving it too much light will mess with its light cycle and it wont flower.

Answer 2

Yes,if you have supplied water.

Answer 3

not exactly.but if it is exposed to the exact same humidity , heat , and climatic conditions of a tropical environment then it is bound to grow faster.

Answer 4

not necessarily. It depends on surroundings too-like humidity (water and temperature.) In fact, I don't think that tropical plants would like loads of light. In the rainforest, there is a competition for it and sometimes it's quite dark.

Answer 5

i dont think so coz  favourable conditions matter in growth!!!!!!!