1. African Violet
2. Alocasia
3. Aluminum Plant
4. Anthurium
5. Asparagus Fern
6. Bamboo Palm
7. Begonia
8. Blue Star Fern
9. Boston Fern
10. Bromeliad
11. Chinese Evergreen
12. Christmas Cactus
13. Fiddle-Leaf Fig
14. Hoya
15. Money Tree
16. Monstera
17. Orchid
18. Philodendron
19. Pitcher Plant
20. Weeping Fig

As you can see there are many choices for this type of indoor lighting, and this is only the beginning, with research you can find even more to start your own collection of beautiful indoor houseplants.

When Is It Time To Repot Your Plant

Another article you might find valuable is about when is it time to repot your plant, many times we will lose our most precious houseplants due to too small of a container. The roots become all tangled together in a pot not large enough, and in time the plant will die if you don’t provide it with a larger home.

Low Light Houseplants

For those of you who just are not lucky enough to receive either bright or medium light, I have included some plants that are especially for you. These also are good choices for further away from windows, so let us see what are your best choices with this type of light condition.

• Cast Iron Plant
• Chinese Evergreen
• Snake Plant
• Lucky Bamboo
• Benjamin Fiscus Tree
• Bromeliad Plant
• Devils Ivy Potho
• Nerve Plant
• Dragon Tree
• Spider Plant
• Wax Plant
• Monstera Plant
• Sago Palm
• Staghorn Fern
• Golden Pothos
• Heartleaf Philodendron
• Calathea Peacock Plant
• Peperomia
• Bird Nest Fern
• Ponytail Palm
• Money Tree
• Anthurium
• ZZ Plant

Surprised there are so many choices despite the lack of light, you will find these to thrive even with less light in your apartment or home. Now we have some houseplants for every light condition, you are on a good start to narrowing down which ones will be the best for your home.

Browse Flowers n Houseplant Deals

Now that you have a better idea of which plants are right for your apartment or your home, you might be eager to browse flowers and houseplant deals. Why pay more when you can pay less, if you are not quite ready to shop, feel free to go to my next paragraph

More Light No Problem

Recently, I added a grow light to a group of my tropical plants. They were not doing well at all with a very gloomy winter, so to avoid losing them, I decided to give this type of lighting source a try, You will be happy to know it was a success, now my tropicals are beautifully green and growing like weeds.

Grow Light Types

• Fluorescent
• LED
• Incandescent
• Growing light systems

Depending on your budget and the number of plants is something to consider, mine has six flexible lights on a stand that I have found to be just awesome. Now from my own experience, I can tell you they really do work.

Google Shopping Recommends

To save you time doing a search on Google on your own, I have done the work for you. We are going to see what this search engine recommends as the best deals on grow lights for gardeners. Gizmo always tries to help you as much as possible, so that is the reason I decided to include this in this guide.

• Walmart
• Amazon
• eBay
• Mars Hydro
• Lowes
• Ali Express
• Wayfair
• Home Depot
• Ami Ventures
• Gardeners
• Earth n Jungle
• Etsy
• Groupon

Now you know what Google recommends as your best places online to start shopping, remember to comparison shop to get the most for your money. I know it takes more time, but getting the best deals n steals is well worth taking the extra time.

Are My Plants Getting Enough Light

Knowing what to look out for from your houseplants is important information, so with the signs listed below, you can be on alert if your plants are starving for more light than they are receiving.

• Stems will be leggy or stretched out.
• Leaves turn yellow.
• The leaves are too small.
• Leaves or stems are spindly.
• Brown edges or tips on leaves.
• Lower leaves dry up.
• Variegated leaves lose their variegation.
• Abnormal leave color
• Slow growth
• Not growing
• Pale green in color
• White in color
• Dropping of leaves
• Low flower blooming or not blooming at all

If your plant is showing several of the signs above, you might want to move them to a brighter location. If that isn’t possible, consider investing in an inexpensive grow light is another option for you to consider.

Why Do My Plant Leaves Have Brown Tips

Brown leaf tips cause more worries for many gardeners, you can learn more about this and how to prevent it by reading my guide on this very topic. Just click on the link above to be taken directly to the article, now we are ready to move on.

Flower n Houseplant Guides

Once you become addicted to growing flowers and houseplants, you will always be on the lookout for more information. That is how we learn and grow as gardeners, with that said here are some worthwhile articles to learn from.

• Can You Grow Hydrangeas Indoors
• Can You Grow Roses Indoors
• Do You Need to Repot Bonsai Trees
• Can You Grow Lavender Indoors
• Why Are My Plant Leaves Turning Brown
• Can You Grow Miniature Roses Indoors
• Does My Plant Have Spider Mites
• Can You Grow Flowers From Birdseed
• Click Here To Learn More

These articles are really worth your time reading if you have the time, and if not save my website on your browser favorites for access at another time. Do you have any tips to share, if you do why not leave them in the comments section?

Resources

Gizmo always ends his guides with resources for his readers, and today you will have access to the ones that I have found. This alone can be worth you visiting my website regularly, and before we go on thank you for reading “Are My Plants Getting Enough Light”.

• Grow a Garden in a Bottle
• Garden Planner App
• The Garden Club
• Find a Garden Club Near You
• Online Gardening Classes

You have just completed reading “Are My Plants Getting Enough Light”, if this has been helpful please share it with your family and your friends. Any questions or tips to share, feel free to leave them as well in the comments section.

 

 

 

 

 

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