Good Plants For Bathroom No Light

Sunset magazine states that these flowers do well indoors.

Good plants for bathroom no light. Some species are planted in soil while others are epiphytes air plants that absorb moisture from the air. Aloe plants should not be watered too. Snake plants or sansevieria are another great option.

Another plant that s as tough as nails. Calatheas are tropical plants and a bit difficult to grow in cooler climates and so the prayer plant but it is one alternative you can go for it is comparatively easy to grow plant than calathea. These are often labeled as low light plants but in fact they do better if you give them a little direct sun.

Like cacti aloe plants or succulents do best in dry conditions. As long as there is a drain hole in their container you can keep them in the shower area or you can pot them as a kokedama by wrapping the root base in moss. If the plant is kept in too much light the leaves begin to curl and wither.

It grows well in moderate light without direct access to the sun. Many orchids are ideal for bathrooms that do not get too cold. Arrowhead is a perfect plant for a low light bathroom if you re ready to grow it in the water.

It likes its soil to be kept damp and while it will tolerate dry conditions it loves humidity making it the perfect plant to keep in a low light bathroom. That s why a bathroom is the perfect setting. Best of all you can train it to happily vine along a windowsill or shelf.

Philodendron scandens is a south american native that doesn t require much light to thrive. Ferns require even moisture and high humidity so can be happy in your bathroom. Lucky bamboo needs limited light to grow.