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Aloe Vera
This product was recommended by Mark Joseph from Parental Queries
Aloe vera is a succulent plant known for its healing properties. It is also very easy to care for and does not require a lot of light to survive.
Spider Plant
This product was recommended by Mark Joseph from Parental Queries
The spider plant is another easy-to-care-for plant that does well in low-light conditions. It is also known for its ability to purify the air.
Bamboo Plant
This product was recommended by David Wicks from BudChampion
This is a plant that has a story behind it, it is said to bring good fortune to those around it and has been used in the ancient Chinese practice of Fung Shui for over 5000 years. It is ironic and almost poetic how a plant that requires no light is able to brighten the lives of others. I for one love this historical connection and then there are the practical aspects. The Lucky Bamboo plant requires very little grooming, is mostly self-sufficient and needs little to no sunlight. It is the ideal indoor plant.
Agloenema Chinese Evergreen
This product was recommended by Shane Paarman from Awesome Stuff 365
A plant that does well in low lighting is the Chinese Evergreen. It is also able to thrive with minimum maintenance, so it’s a very good plant to have at home for those that are busy, or for those that have a small and dark house.
Zamioculcas Zamiifolia Plant
This product was recommended by Kelly Keating from Gardener Basics
The best plants for no light are ZZ plants. These plants do not need light to grow and will thrive in indirect sunlight or shaded areas. They are also easy to care for and tolerate a range of conditions, making them a great choice for busy or inexperienced gardeners.
Dracaena trifasciata
This product was recommended by Jacob B. from Bedbible
Once again, Svigermor’s Sharp Tongue can be found on our blog. It is just a plant with many properties. It is easy to keep, it does not require much care or water and it can tolerate both a bright location, but also a dark one. Here it is placed on the wall with PlantWire, which gives a beautiful look and with the option of creating a bold plant wall. The only thing to take into account with this plant is not to overwater it. In the summer, it must be watered once a week approx. In winter, we are down to just 1 time, every 3 weeks. Bonus: It is on NATO’s list of most air-purifying houseplants. – A versatile plant – Likes both light and dark – Water approx. 1 time per week – Air purifier – Good for those of you who don’t have green fingers
Epipremnum aureum
This product was recommended by Jacob B. from Bedbible
Scindapsus aureus or Epipremnum aureum, is a hardy hanging/climbing plant, it thrives with a minimal amount of low light during the day. Let its soil dry out between waterings, and you will have a very happy and satisfied plant. It is a plant that thrives best in moist environments, so it works well in bathrooms. Here, there is often not always enough light, but it is satisfied with the humidity. Basically a nice and easy plant. – Thrives well in the slightly darker corners – Very hardy plant – Likes humidity
Dieffenbachia ‘Reflector
This product was recommended by Jacob B. from Bedbible
A plant with almost neon speckled leaves. A thrifty houseplant that lives perfectly in low light conditions. It just requires a lot of water and heat. It thrives well in damp rooms, such as the bathroom, where there is usually not much light either. However, its leaves become less variegated when it stands in the dark. But otherwise an easy houseplant to keep. – Thrives in places with poor light – Loves water and heat – Likes humid rooms
Aglaonema
This product was recommended by Jacob B. from Bedbible
It is said that it can survive on board ships with the Danish name Sømandtrøst. Sailor’s comforter needs high heat and humidity, and thrives in darker bathrooms. If, on the other hand, it is placed at room temperature, it must be showered frequently. But let its soil dry out between waterings. – Thankful plant – Loves heat – High humidity – Thrives in dark rooms – May dry out occasionally
Cast Iron Plant
This product was recommended by Ivo Iv from DHIdeas
Cast iron plants are renowned for being extremely hardy and durable houseplants that are suitable for beginners, frequent travellers, or brown-thumb gardeners who want a slow-growing, low-maintenance plant. This plant thrives in shade or low light with a minimal amount of water, making it a perfect plant to relax and enjoy. It can even survive in your garden if the temperature does not drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. To grow this plant, you need only to provide light and water.
Devil’s Ivy Golden Pothos
This product was recommended by Adam Arthur from Content Bounty
The Devil’s Ivy Pothos does well in spaces with moderate, indirect light. Position it where there is medium light (3-5 hours of sunlight) in areas that receive moderate light. Water your plant around once a week, and ensure that all extra water is drained away. Do so as required in your environment.
Java Fern
This product was recommended by Veronica Thompson from Everyday Power
This plant is a popular among gardeners because it is low-maintenance and relatively cheap. They are also well-loved because of their slow growth, which means less maintenance and more breathing room for the other plants. They can tolerate almost any light condition and can survive a wide range of water pH. Hence, it is truly a good plant to have.
Bromeliad
This product was recommended by Akshay Chaudhary from The Courier Tracker
Bromeliads are tropical plants that usually show with bright, vibrant colors. Their distinctive look and tropical vibe make the perfect houseplant. Bromeliads appear best on tables, shelves, and floors, according to the species. The majority of bromeliad species prefer direct sunlight, which is bright in contrast to direct light. Direct light implies that the sun isn’t striking the vegetation directly. Bromeliads are also able to thrive under fluorescent light if natural light isn’t available.
Snake Plant
This product was recommended by Akshay Chaudhary from The Courier Tracker
Its striped color earned its name as a “snake” plant because it slightly resembles a snake’s skin. They are visibly tall plants and hardy enough to withstand the most forgetful plant parent. Snake plants can hold up their sturdy look even with a few weeks of neglect and can tolerate a wide range of light conditions, but prefer indirect light.
Maidenhair Fern
This product was recommended by Akshay Chaudhary from The Courier Tracker
Maidenhair ferns are beautiful plants that can enhance any space. However, they are also difficult to get rid of! The gorgeous leaves and overall appearance of the plant are well enough to warrant the extra effort. A variety of ferns, including the Boston fern, and the bird’s-nest fern, thrive best in indirect light. Maidenhair ferns prefer indirect light that is bright and can be easily susceptible to direct sun. They also enjoy humid conditions and don’t prefer dry soil, which is why they should be kept moist but not overwatered, to avoid root disease.
Gerold’s Spurge
This product was recommended by Abigail Richards from Tech President
Gerold’s Spurge is one of the few plants that still can grow beautifully even if planted in full sun, shaded, or a rockery environment. They are originally found in Madagascar but have been bred to grow in tropical and other countries because of their beautiful flowers. They produce small, pink-clumping flowers, adding color to a rockery. With that, they are good plants to grow in this kind of area.
Chinese evergreen
This product was recommended by Sharon Sanders from Philadelphia Weekly
This plant produces a lot of leaves, which equates to higher oxygen production. They are also very easy to maintain as they only need a decent amount of water. Aside from that, their two-toned leaves provide a beautiful aesthetic that goes well with any room interior design.
Peace Lily
This product was recommended by Alexandra Cotes from FlowerCompany
It augments the beauty and brightens up the house by prevailing its white bract flowers. It can thrive beautifully in no-light corners in your house. It also doesn’t require a substantial proportion of water; you just need to keep the soil moist. Furthermore, it cleanses the air and intensifies humidity, thus rendering an adequate atmosphere for sleeping.
Philodendron Brasil
This product was recommended by Mia Knezevic from Room Crush
This hardy plant can tolerate low light environments and is also easy to care for, making it perfect for beginner plant owners. The plant is native to South America and the Caribbean, and it has a tropical look that will add a resort-style feel to any space. Since all plants do need a bit of light, use indirect fluorescent lights to help the philodendron grow (no need for sunlight).
Dumb Cane
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
This is a poisonous houseplant that thrives when in low filtered lighting. Most species do well in very low light, and they only require moderate watering. It generally stays smaller in lower light, so it’ll only require a small or medium-sized pot. You’ll get longer leaves with varying shades of green foliage and an irritating sap on the undersides of the leaves.
Peacock Plant
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Peacock plants are planted for their ornately patterned leaves, which give year-round beauty. Peacock plants are famous for being showy and for being particular with their care. Peacock plants require low to medium light and might have sad leaves if exposed to too much direct sunlight. They can survive even in complete darkness. A fantastic plant for removing toxins from the air, with all leaves standing upright at night.
Prayer Plant
This product was recommended by Span Chen from The Karate Blog
By filtering indoor air pollutants, prayer plants help to clean the air in your home. Colorful and dependable, prayer plants thrive in any light, though direct sunlight is best avoided.
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