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Is your bathroom looking a little boring? Adding some plants can totally transform the space! Well, that's what I did to my bathroom. Installing some by the window or letting them hang there makes the place look fresher. Here, I can tell you some of the best plants for bathroom to turn your room into a mini jungle!
Want to add a hint of green to your space? I highly recommend Neon Pothos! Why? This beautiful plant thrives indoors, especially when you have extra moisture from your bathroom. I usually let my Neon Pothos dry to 75% between waterings. Thus, they are always healthy and happy!
This plant looks terrific in a bright, hanging bathroom spot. Phalaenopsis Orchids are quite easygoing and thrive with low maintenance. They grow well when I dip them in the sink every few weeks. Anyhow, this plant is also a good house decoration.
What if I told you there's a plant that doesn't even need soil? That's Tillandsia! These little air plants are epiphytes. It means they get all their nutrients from the air. FYI, this plant grows with indirect light. It can also tolerate bits of dark. But, you must make sure they still get sunlight.
Another best plants for low light bathroom is the snake plant! It thrives with minimal care. Besides, snake plants can handle both frequent and occasional use. I like how easy the plant is to take care of. Water it once every 10-14 days, and this plant will do well.
You may know it as an eternity plant. ZZ plant thrives in almost any situation. The plant only demands low to medium light and a little water. It's perfect for those who forget to water your plants every week. This resilient cutie can almost take care of itself.
Let's meet our super chill friend, the Peace Lily. This plant may have fetching blooms. But little do most people know Peace Lily is unexpectedly low-maintenance. It even really loves steamy environments. This beautiful plant would thrive in a warm, tropical bathroom.
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If you want something low-maintenance, spider plants are the answer. Their long, skinny leaves form beautiful mounds. They thrive in low to medium light. So, ensure your windows huge enough to let in some natural light.