Not everyone has a sunny windowsill to give house plants some love but did you know there are many indoor plants requiring little light. I’ve also included some low light houseplants for beginners. Be sure to check if the plant is poisonous for your pet, I think a couple on this list are.
This is a photo of a Snake Plant
I own a Money Tree plant and love it, it seems to be a slow grower. I’ve had for around two months and it is just now having two babies. Yes, I call them babies! LOL
Peace Lily
Snake Plant
African Milk Tree
Variegated Red Edge Peperomia
Watermelon Begonia
Money Tree
Heartleaf Philodendron
Swiss Cheese Plant
Weeping Fig
Here’s a great article from Better Home and Gardens
23 Indoor Plants for Low Light, Perfect for Brightening Up Your Home
I hope you enjoy the post.
Melinda
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Cool! I love plants! Will check out the non poisonous ones! if I can get them here!
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Who says money doesn’t grow on trees lol? I’ve never seen a money tree plant. I’ll have to check our local garden stores…. Thanks for sharing these; maybe I can find something that will actually live in my Hubby’s office. He’s downstairs and though we have windows down there, he just doesn’t get a lot of light in them since the upstairs deck is overhead.
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You may have to order the Money Tree online. I’ve haerd there not common in the local stores. I bought mine off Etsy. I planted it like a succulant by adding sand to the dirt. I read somewhere to do that and it seems to work fine. i don’t water until half dry. It’s not very all and would make the perfect office plant.
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