Low light plants
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Low light plants
Plants that don't need a window to thrive.
Snake plants, ZZ plants, pothos, cast-iron plant, peace lilies — the tolerant few that handle rooms with filtered light or no direct sun at all. Slower-growing, but no less alive.
Why ours
- Hand-picked from UK growers
- Peat-free, plastic-free packaging
- Delivered established and ready
- Free care app with every order
Knowledge
Frequently asked
How low is 'low light'?
Anywhere bright enough to read by during the day, away from direct sun. Bathrooms, north-facing rooms, corners well back from windows — all fine for these plants.
Will they grow in a windowless room?
Most low-light plants need some natural daylight. A windowless room with the door open to a lit hallway might work for a snake plant; a sealed windowless room won't.
Why are the leaves yellowing?
Low-light plants are especially sensitive to overwatering — yellowing is usually too-wet roots rather than too-little light. Cut back watering before assuming light is the issue.