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 10 Best Low Light Indoor Plants



Everyone loves indoor plants. They can instantly make a space feel beautiful, bright, and green. Indoor plants can purify our air, promote feelings of happiness, inspiration and well-being, and they will reconnect us with nature. Not only that, indoor plants in low light require less water, so even those with black thumbs stand as an opportunity to nurture a charming friend. However, although everyone wants a good indoor plant, not everyone has the right conditions inside their homes to meet the air, light, and water needs of the most popular indoor plants. Especially, if you live in a house where there is not much natural light, or if you live in an apartment, yours is a window and sliding glass door (nothing commonly available) is the best natural light!).


1. Devil’s Ivy (Pothos Epipremnum)


“These low-light indoor plants are very easy to care for because they thrive with little attention and they can reproduce easily,” says Matt.


How to maintain them:


Devil's Ivy thrives in any potting mix and grows well in full shade from area to area. Indoors it grows best if you set it up in a place where little filtered sunlight or bright artificial light is available. This plant is drought-tolerant, so once the top two inches of soil have dried, approximately once a week, then once every two weeks during the winter.


2. Lady Palm (Raphis)


“This low light indoor plant only needs to be watered once a week,” says Matt. “This palm grows really slowly, so it is worth buying an advanced model to maximize impact.


How to maintain it:


This type of low-light indoor plant grows well in any well-drained soil and can withstand cold. When the top inch of soil is dry, give it a drink. This low-light indoor plant prefers to stay away from full sunlight but grows well in light conditions.


3. Cast Iron plant (Aspidistra)



"As the common name 'Cast Iron Plant' suggests, this plant is close to being extinct,".


How to maintain it:


This low-light indoor plant can thrive in HD and dry summers, but it is not delayed by cold. Water as soon as the soil is dry and do not worry if there is not much sunlight.


4. Zanzibar Gem (Zamioculcus zamiofolia)


“Give this plant a small drink once every fortnight. The key to a Zanzibar gem is not to over-water it, ”


How to maintain it:


This low-light indoor plant prefers indirect light, and the amount of water it needs depends on the amount of light it receives. Lots of water if there is a lot of suns, less water if there is less sun. However, Zanzibar Gemstone prefers low-light interiors.


5. Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica ‘Rubra’)


"The rubber plant is a beautiful dark green with new growth in pink. It can add some drama, fill a corner or break a white or dark wall.


How to maintain it:


This plant illuminates a bright room, but no direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist, but do not let it get wet or dry the bone. Water once a week for the first fortnight depending on the season.


6. Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)



“Peace Lily is great for people who don’t want to monitor watering all the time,”. “The leaves fall off when water is needed. Depending on the location, it can be escaped by watering once every fortnight. ”


How to maintain it:


Pour water over an inch and a little soil on top of this low light indoor plant. Or we start hanging out. If the leaves are dry, soak them well and wait for the soil to dry before watering again. When this plant tolerates bright room, it does not enjoy direct sunlight and thrives in the shade. Give regular fog in the summer. Silence Alli does not like the cold.


7. Silver Snake plant (Sansevieria ‘Moonshine’)


“This is a very harsh low light indoor plant that only needs watering once every three to four weeks,” 


How to maintain it:


This low-light indoor plant grows in any condition from direct sunlight, does not like high water stagnation, and thrives in any environment from offices to homes.


8. Philodendrons


“For watering, it is best to do a finger test with this indoor plant in low light. Soil your finger Place and if it feels dry, water the plant lightly. This plant likes to be moist, but take care not to over-water it.


How to maintain it:



This plant prefers direct sunlight but prefers a bright room. It grows throughout the year and requires irrigation only when the soil is dry. Always choose a pot that is twice the size of the plant. Give regular fog during dry, hot summers.

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