Plants Which Can Survive In Apartment With Low Light

You just moved into a new apartment with limited sunlight but still want to add a little green by adding some plants? Click on this and you will find plants that suitable for you.

Plants are important. They bring life to your apartment, and some plants also clean the air, but not every plant can enjoy a place with low sunlight.

The easiest way to determine what will do well is to look to the plant's natural conditions. Succulents, cacti and other desert dwellers are best suited to sunny spots while anything that naturally grows on the forest floor, under a canopy, or thrives in shade is a candidate for lower light situations.

1. Snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata)

This is my favorite pick for the darker corners of my own apartment. It has a sculptural appearance, adds a bit of green, and seems to thrive on neglect.

2. Spider plant (Chlorophytum Comosum)

A popular houseplant when I was growing up, these interesting plants self-propagate by sending out offshoots, do well when their roots are crowded, and can thrive in low light conditions.

3. ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)

A hardy plant that can tolerate both low light and watering neglect, the ZZ plant is great for those with a less than a green thumb. See The best indoor plants for your apartment

4. Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena Sanderiana)

Adaptable bamboo is a great fit for dim rooms and is inexpensive and easy to come across.

5. Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum Wallisii)

Known as a great plant for improving indoor air quality, the Peace Lilly is also one of the few low-light friendly options that produces flowers. It also can clear your air by ridding the air of the VOC benzene, a carcinogen found in paints, furniture wax, and polishes. It also sucks up acetone, which is emitted by electronics, adhesives, and certain cleaners.

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