Plants That Require Little Light And Water

Chinese evergreens are a great first time indoor plant for beginners.

Plants that require little light and water.

Apart from that it s the easiest plant to grow and keep alive in water. And the roots they ll forever grow just in water might need a clipping now and then. It s slow growing and easy to care for. When mature they can produce flowers similar to calla lilies and do a great job filling empty corners of your home when placed on the floor.

In fact too much intense sunlight can hurt this variety. Most plants that use very little water are often classified as succulents. They can survive on low light are drought resistant and don t mind dry air. It survives at room temperature so it s a great little indoor water plant.

Golden pothos is a trailing plant that can grow up to 10 feet long. Cactuses actually prefer that they go a few days without water making them one of the easiest indoor plants in terms of maintenance. Parlor palm parlor palm houseplants chamaedorea elegans grow slowly and are easy to care for. The snake plant sansevieria trifasciata is beautifully green with variegated leaves.

Flowers appear in spring and summer in clusters. It does best in low light with a weekly watering. These options look lovely and will fare well even if watering is always. Most succulents will do well in direct sunlight or bright indirect sunlight.

Low water plants require a well drained soil mix and medium to high light. The reason that cactuses are some of the best office plants in the world is that they require very little water to survive. Succulents are plants with thick fleshy leaves and stems. Cast iron plant the cast iron plant aspidistra elatior is a lush plant with has dark green leaves that will tolerate low light areas of the home.

This cute little plant with its thick spoon shaped leaves is both pet friendly and low light tolerant. Its sharp point gives this low light house plant its nickname of mother in law s tongue.