Then browse and look for that information on the tags or ask a sales consultant for assistance. The vast majority of the time, tags provide excellent cultural information for indoor plants. Keep in mind that plants will tolerate slightly different conditions than what is ideal, but they may not be quite as lush or compact. High light means a plant needs several hours of direct sunlight, as well as strong light the rest of the day. Medium means the most light possible without any direct sun.
Low light is an area that is away from the window or in brightly lit rooms.
You may hear other terms for levels of light, but these are the three usually used on tags and in stores. In fact, with enough artificial light, you could grow almost anything, even in your basement or in a closet. Incandescens will help, but they also give off a lot of heat and are relatively expensive to use. Fluorescent light provides cooler, less expensive light for your plants. Liquids are easiest for your plants to use.