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As houseplants grow increasingly popular, there’s one room that poses a challenge for greenery: the bathroom. Many bathrooms have a limited amount of natural light, whether due to small window sizes or the choice of frosted glass for privacy. This can create a harsh environment for plants, as they depend on light and photosynthesis to survive. 

On top of that, bathrooms tend to experience much greater humidity than other areas of the house thanks to the steam created by hot baths and showers. High humidity can prevent plant moisture from evaporating properly which can lead to rot, if the plant isn’t suited to it.

7 plants that can survive without sunlight. 

1. Snake Plant

Snake Plants are ideal for both beginner gardeners and for inhospitable environments, as they are incredibly hardy and resilient. Originally from West Africa, they favor humid conditions and are even able to filter toxins from the air. Thanks to the additional moisture provided by bathroom steam, they should need even less watering than usual if placed there – and these plants have been known to survive a week or two with no watering. Because the leaves grow directly upwards, it won’t take up much floor space and is a good choice for smaller bathrooms.

But a Snake Plant isn’t just a good choice because of its hardiness. With eye-catching long leaves in a dappled green pattern, this plant is almost architectural and can reach several feet in length when happy. The edges are lined in a neon green, which lends some brightness to a white bathroom. While it grows faster in bright light, it can handle low light if that’s all your bathroom has. Fun fact: a Snake Plant also goes by the nicknames “mother-in-law’s tongue,” “viper’s bowstring” and “St George’s sword.”

2. Boston Fern 

Ferns are known to abound on the rainforest floor and Boston Ferns are no different. They love moisture and often need to be misted when not in a humid environment, which makes bathrooms the perfect spot for them. Their fronds are covered in small green leaves that are almost feathery in appearance and they can grow quite large and expansive, so make sure to give them enough space to thrive. While not a trailing plant, the size and length of the leaves can make this quite a dramatic looking addition.

One thing to remember is that Boston Ferns do require a minimal amount of indirect sunlight. A skylight would be perfect for this, but other windows are good too – just as long as there is at least one. They also are accustomed to receiving a lot of water, so be sure to check the soil regularly to ensure it hasn’t dried out — the moisture from the bathroom won’t be enough to keep the plant hydrated.

3. Pothos 

Pothos are trailing vines, which means that they grow long, leggy branches with large, glossy leaves. When healthy, these plants can trail across shower rails or down from high shelves, making them an attractive decor item as well as adding life to the room. Simply wrap them manually around a support or use hooks and anchors to help guide the vines as they grow across a wall. Some variations have heart-shaped leaves while others are golden in color or dappled white-and-green, making them pretty to look at.

Another benefit of Pothos is that they’re known to be easy to care for. They absorb water easily, which means that they can take full advantage of the available moisture in a bathroom. With minimal attention, they should happily survive but be mindful that they do prefer direct light in order to fully flourish. While they will stay alive and be fine in indirect light, you may not see as much growth as you would with more sunlight.

4. Peace Lily 

Just because it’s in a bathroom, it doesn’t mean it can’t be a flowering plant. Peace Lilies are native to the rainforest, like many of the other plants on this list, so it is equally well-suited to moisture-laden environments and indirect sunlight. It also shares the glossy green leaves of others on this list, except it adds to them with bright white flowers. The leaves are large and densely packed, while the flowers are sculptural, making this an elevated take for a bathroom. The flowers begin blooming in early summer and continue through the year.

Most household varieties will only grow about a foot or so in height, but in the wild they can reach several feet tall. Maintaining humidity levels is key to help the plant thrive, as is sufficient indirect light; without it, the plant may not bloom at all (although it should still stay alive.) Due to the volume of its leaves, a Peace Lily can take up some room and should be given ample space to flourish.

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