8 Low-Light Tolerant Plants (and How to Keep Them Alive!)

Snake Plant

Snake plants thrive in that odd place distant from a window and tolerate neglect. Their cool, trendy pointy leaves with varied hues look well in compact or big pots.

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Spider Plant

This low-light hanging plant's green or green-and-white variegated leaves are common in offices. "Spider plants grow like weeds if you keep them trimmed

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Pothos

Poole believes they thrive in offices because people forget to water them. Stick a finger into the soil to check for dryness or lift the pot to see how heavy it is. 

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Maidenhair Fern

Ferns are beautiful yet finicky. The tough part is not over- or under-watering them. Poole said these plants prefer humidity over wetness.

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Ivy

Ivy grows well in low light inside and on structures. Lots of ivy kinds are pure green or white-and-green. Their cascading leaves don't require much water until they're entirely dry.

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Cast Iron Plant

For indoor plants that don't require much light or care, this plant is black thumb proof. It must be kept away of direct sunshine. The plant may survive neglect if the soil is wet.

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Prayer Plant

The prayer plant is a tropical plant that does best in low light but requires warmth and humidity, which makes it an ideal houseplant for your bathroom.

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ZZ Plant

A ZZ plant doesn't need a lot of sun you can even keep it in a room without any natural light. If you're the type who neglects plants, a ZZ plant can survive (and thrive) without water.

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