Although you might not achieve a greenhouse wonderland inside your darker home, you don't have to live life alone in the plant-free shadows.
But, then we grow up and also learn that bask-worthy sunlight is a privilege, not a right, in most modern (affordable) living spaces. Read the labels and choose the colors and styles you like.A low-light plant sounds like an oxymoron - seeing as we've learned as far back as kindergarten that the key to a shrub's heart is a dash of CO2, a splash of water, and a whole lotta sunshine.
Peace lily ( Spathiphyllum): low light, moist soil.Devil’s ivy (Pothos/ Epipremnum): low light, allow soil to dry.Chinese evergreen ( Aglaonema): low light, moist soil.It is practically indestructible but toxic. ZZ plant ( Zamioculas zamiifolia): low light, allow soil to dry.This hard-to-kill plant makes a great backdrop. Snake plant ( Sansevieria): medium light, allow soil to dry.Elephant ear ( Philodendron): medium light, allow soil to dry, move outside in summer.Boston fern (N ephrolepis exaltata): medium light, moist soil.The leaves start to split as the plant ages, so be patient. Swiss cheese plant ( Monstera deliciosa): another big plant that needs bright light but is easy to grow.Fiddle leaf fig ( Ficus lyrate): bright light, moist soil and repot every couple of years.It is easier to care for your plants if you group those with similar watering needs. All plants need care, so read about your plant before you buy to be sure you can meet its needs. Here are a few plant choices that can recover from benign neglect or too much attention. COVID-19 King County Community Resources.Teaching Young People About Gardening and Nature.#2 – Gardening Publications with cover photos.4-H Youth Development Programs – King County.
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