![]() ![]() “It also usually enters a room from a maximum of one or two directions, instead of outside where it surrounds the plants,” says Marino. The result? The natural light’s intensity is turned way down. Typically too, it makes sense that the sunlight isn’t as strong indoors as it would be outdoors because of how it’s impacted by windows’ diffusion and reflection. Some plants might prefer this and thrive in a shady environment, especially outside where the sun is stronger, while others are only tolerant of the shade.” Because the sun is generally not as strong indoors, most plants will prefer bright to medium indirect light, but there are some that can handle low light. “Generally speaking, they are tolerant of their natural light source being obstructed. “Outside, these plants are often referred to as shade-tolerant plants,” Marino notes. While we’re mainly speaking about the care of indoor plants, it’s important to have a little context for how low-light-tolerant plants behave outdoors. ![]() Image by Michelle Nash How do indoor light conditions impact plants differently from the natural light outside? But before we share the definitive list, let’s set ourselves up for success with a few primers and info. The experts in question? We spoke with Erin Marino, previously the editorial lead at The Sill, and the team at Bloomscape to garner their thoughts on the best indoor low-light plants for any space. That’s why we reached out to a few of our favorite people in the plant world to get their recommendations for the best indoor low-light plants, plus everything you need to know to keep them healthy and thriving, day after day, year after year. However, by setting yourself up with a little insanely-helpful knowledge, you too can create the jungle of your dreams. ![]() We get it, and in the past, we’ve totally been there. Unfortunately, what that often means too, is that after bringing your new plant babies home, you’re at a loss for how to care for them. We know how it goes: You step into a nursery, explore a cute plant shop, or do a little virtual browsing on one of the many amazing online plant stores, and suddenly, you feel inspired (re: compelled) to purchase every single last pot. ![]()
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