Beginner Gardening: need advice on rhizome division, 1 by DaleTheGardener

DaleTheGardener wrote:
It can take some direct sun, just not all day. In the winter when the sun is 'weak' you could have it in a south facing window. In the summer an east window is best.

I have seen them growing in ground here with 1/2 (morning) sun, even in the heat of summer they do fine. They are not a touchy plant for our area.

They do like it humid. So I think that growing it in a house, with the dry heat, might hurt the leaves, but, I don't have any experience. I don't have heat in my house. I do have a great Air Conditioning system for summer cooling.