You don’t need a green thumb to grow the low-light indoor plants on our list. They’re low-maintenance, easy to care for and have pretty lenient lighting needs. To begin caring for your indoor ...

To care for a ZZ plant, place it in well-draining soil and allow it to dry out between waterings. ZZ plants are highly drought-tolerant and can thrive in low to moderate light conditions. While ...

Moth orchid blooms can last for up to four months and are perfect for low-light locations. This strong-willed climbing plant can survive in plenty of indoor lighting conditions. In the jungle ...

You may need to water it more (or less) frequently depending on the time of year and how dry it is indoors ... the light is shady and the air is damp and warm. Spray this low-maintenance plant ...

If you're thinking of "silvering" your houseplant collection this winter, here are 10 plants worth considering.

“Cacti and succulents are ideal low-maintenance houseplants for winter because they can store water in their leaves, allowing ...

This indoor plant requires a similar care routine to the traditional snake plant, preferring medium- to low-light environments and waterings every few weeks. With vibrant, fuschia accents and rich ...

Low light levels may also be provided by placing ... but artificial light can also be effectively used to grow indoor plants. Place plants where you have determined they will get the proper ...

However, if you have a low-light environment ... so keep an eye on it and help direct its growth with plant hooks or indoor trellises. Unlike other ferns, the blue star prefers less humidity ...

even our beloved houseplants are feeling the strain. However, low-light indoor plants are perfect for overcoming these challenges—they can thrive even without grow lights. Many low-light indoor ...