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Firm plants that are well adapted to low light indoor conditions.

Give me a list of low light indoor plants. please and thank you?

Oct 19, 2006 by mommaslilangel_85 | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

impatiens, pothos, hosta, ferns, there are lots

Indoor plants in a low light home--please help?

Dec 07, 2007 by lil sammy | Posted in Garden & Landscape

Hi. I've moved into a new relaxed in the last year and have some very nice indoor trees. A few large ficus and gorgeous rubber tree. I live in a hamlet house with very low light and bad window angles. My ficus is dropping leaves and my rubber tree is drooping :( It's much worse now in the winter.
I've moved them to the brightest spots and understood them plant food but nothing is working.
Thanks for any advice.

You can buy a produce light(flourescent) at wal mart for 9.95.....I move my herbs indoors at winter..or take cuttings and plant indoors under flourescent light...Ficus take very well to flourescent lights as well... Being in north Florida..we care for our pot/root bound ficus indoors in the winter..and they do well..here is some info on ficus..and then a picture of my herbs..the light on the herbs is ivory, bought at wal mart as mentioned above..but the walls are lavender in the "grow Room"...so it appears to be purple lol..
http://mgonline.com/benjamina.html

Good indoor plants for low light rooms?

Feb 10, 2009 by honest answers | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Some rooms in my congress don't get much sunlight. What are some nice flowering plants that would work? Thanks in advance!

Peaceableness Lily - These low light indoor plants are more commonly seen in offices, but they make a great plant for your apartment as well. This indoor plant with flowers order very little attention from you and very little light to flower. They will bloom year round with white cupped lunch-hook shaped flowers. The flowers have a light scent and are long lasting.

African Violet - Once thought of as a “grandma” equipment, African Violets have bade a serious comeback thanks to a wide variety of new cultivars. These pretty put make good indoor plants. They actually bloom best under neglect and need only minimal amounts of light in codify to bloom.