You’ve been itching to add some greenery to your home, but don’t know where to start. Do not worry we shall form a list of plants that can help with making these fun decisions of adding a plant to our daily rituals. This will be a short, but informative post that plays with my previous journal entry of light requirements for plants.

Some plants live in a range of light requirements and they do change characteristics, but can live a long beautiful life in these light conditions. Once we find the right plant for the right place we can truly start to enjoy the process of being a plant parent.

Low Light (PPF:50-150 mol m-2s-1/ 50-250 foot candles/ 10-15 watts) - would be a north facing window or a dark corner that still can cast a shadow. This means enough light is still entering the room and if you are able to read a book with out any artificial lighting a low light categorized plant would love its new home. Note that north facing windows never receive direct sunlight so we will always categorize it as a Low Light to Indirect Bright Light area.

Aglaonema - Chinese Evergreen

• Silver Queen

• Silver Bay

• Dictum Tricolor

• Crete

• Siam Aurora

• Chocolate

• Sparkiling Sarah

Aspidistra - Cast Iron Plant

Beaucarnea recurvata - Ponytail palm

Chamaedorea - Parlor Palm - Neanthe Bella Palm

Dieffenbachia - Dumb Cane

• Camille

• Carina

• Delilah

• Exotica

• Honeydew

• Sarah

• Snow

• Sparkles

• Tiki

• Tropic Marianne

• Tropic Snow

• Panther

Dracaena

• Janet Craig

• Lisa Cane

• Mona Lisa

• Corn Plant

• Snake Plant * Formerly Sansevieria trifasciata

Hedera helix - English Ivy

Howeia - Kentia Palm

Homalomena

Epipremnum - Pothos ***

• Marble Queen

• Golden

• Neon

• Njoy

• Snow Queen

Philodendron

• Micans

Rhapis excelsa - Lady Palm

Sansevieria trifasciata - Snake Plant

• Laurentii

• Moonshine

• Black Coral

• Fernwood Mikado

• Superba

• Whale Fin (longiflora)

• Starfish

• Zeylanica

• Cylindrica

Spathiphyllum - Peace Lily

Syngonium - Arrowhead Plant

Zamioculcas- Zee Zee Plant