Best Indoor Floor Plants For Low Light

Low light or indirect light.

Best indoor floor plants for low light.

Available in dark green and variegated forms spider plant chlorophytum comosum makes a great tabletop or basket plant in low light conditions. Flamingo lily anthurium andraeanum best houseplants for low light. Pothos which are actually very similar to crotons are also great for indoor areas with little light the main difference between these two plants is that pothos have huge evergreen leaves that have yellow stripes running down them. Ficus lyrata tolerates low light.

An easy to care indoor plant that is also going to forgive you if you ll not take care of it. Rex begonia begonia rex cultorum chinese evergreen aglaonema best indoor plants for new gardeners. The snake plant also called mother in law s tongue is one of the most recommended plants for improving air quality. Rounding out our list of the best low light indoor plants is the arrowhead plant also known as the american evergreen.

Up to 12 inches tall. Ponytail palm beaucarnea recurvata. Like some of the other colorful plants on this list the oyster plant thrives and will show its purple hue more in brighter light but it s a low maintenance plant that can handle lower light. During the winter mist the plants frequently to help prevent the leaf tips from turning brown.

It doesn t require a large pot but be sure to stabilize a large plant in a small pot so it won t tip over. With arching fronds it brings an exotic tropical look indoors. They are striking in appearance and strikingly easy to grow. You can pot it hang it or even grow it along a trellis or pole.

The sansevieria species are some of the best low light plants. Staghorn fern platycerium bifurcatum best low light hanging houseplants. They are extremely low maintenance and thrive in partial light and shade. 12 of 12 jonathan buckely getty images radiator plant peperomia spp.

This means you won t need to waste valuable time by constantly watering and adjusting the plant for proper light exposure. When the soil is dry to the touch.