Proper lighting is crucial for blooming. Bright, indirect light stimulates your plant to flower, while too little or too much direct sunlight can hinder blooming. Aim for a stable light schedule with 12 to 14 hours of light for flowering, adjusting it to 18 hours for a more robust floral display. Position your plant in a spot that gets a few hours of dappled sunlight daily, such as east or west-facing windows. If natural light is limited, consider using artificial grow lights for the necessary light intensity and duration.