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A botanist explained: "Most houseplants sold for indoor use are adapted to filtered, indirect light, similar to the dappled sunlight found beneath a forest canopy. Placing them in direct, unfiltered sunlight for many hours can scorch their leaves, even though the plants still need some light to survive."
A plant owner moves her houseplant to a windowsill that receives many hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight each day. Based on the botanist's explanation, what would most likely happen to the plant?
- Its leaves would become healthier than ever
- Its leaves would likely become scorched
- It would no longer need any light at all
- The botanist's explanation does not apply to houseplants
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