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Are you struggling with dark corners in your home, but still have a desire to fill them with life? The good news is, not all plants require a sunbath to thrive. Today, we're exploring some amazing plants that grow without sunlight and are perfect for low-light indoor conditions. Let's dive in!
Dracaena:
Meet the Dracaena family - with 50 different species, there's a dracaena for everyone! These easy houseplants love occasional pruning and regular water, but be sure to keep them away from direct sun.
Bromeliads:
Love vibrant colors? Bromeliads can grow even under luminescent light. No sun? No problem for these shade-loving beauties!
Maidenhair Fern:
Elegant and captivating, the maidenhair fern is a classic. Those dark and glossy leafstalks aren't just pretty; they're resilient too.
Snake Plant:
Mother-in-law's tongue, or snake plant, is your go-to for a low-maintenance, hardy indoor friend. This plant can even brave the darkness!
Philodendron:
With Heartleaf Philodendron, you get adaptability and charm in both vine and shrub forms. What's not to love?
Calathea:
If you're up for a bit of a challenge, Calathea's beautiful foliage awaits you. Just remember the 13 C minimum temperature requirement!
Prayer Plant:
A tropical delight, but a bit tricky in cooler climates. It's worth the effort when you see those leaves curling in too much light!
Boston Fern:
An evergreen houseplant, the Boston fern is both beautiful and adaptable. Just remember to provide bright, indirect light.
Golden Pothos:
Known as the money plant in South East Asia, this low-maintenance vine grows easily and looks stunning without direct sunlight.
Dumb Cane:
A welcoming addition but with a caution sign - its sap is moderately toxic. So, be mindful of its placement around pets and children.
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27 авг 2024
