For all the plant lovers out there with north-facing windows.

All houseplants need a few key components to thrive, sunlight among the most important.

Through sun exposure, plants absorb energy so they can grow, sprout, and bloom.

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But what if your home isnt exactly drenched in sunlight?

Not to worry: Every houseplant has different needs, and some can grow (and even thrive!)

in low-light conditionsor spaces with virtually no natural light at all.

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Below, find 32 houseplants to grow in shady rooms, according to experts.

What is Considered Low Light for Plants?

(Either way, steer clear from direct sunlight, which will quickly parch a peperomia.)

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Silver Philodendron (Philodendron Hastatum)

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Dont let the luxurious-looking, velvety leaves fool you.

Thesilver philodendronalso known as a satin pothosis fairly low maintenance, says Steinkopf.

Try setting yours on a pebble tray for natural humidity.

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Birds Nest Fern (Asplenium Nidus)

Ferns, in general, can tolerate low light situations.

Plus, they wont grow too large or too fast."

Ivy plants dont like to dry out, so Steinkopf recommends keeping yours evenly moist at all times.

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If its watered frequently enough, your grape ivy can grow quickly.

Try training one on a trellis or obelisk to make a vertical statement in your home.

Calathea (Calathea Spp.)

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These patterned plants can be a bit finicky.

Theextra care is worth itas these are beautiful plants, says Steinkopf.

But keep it in low light or indirect light to prevent bleaching the green foliage.

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Fun fact: The number of plants you group together can have special significance.

Opt for three plants to signify happiness, long life, and wealth.

(So if you’re a beginner plant parent, take note!)

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Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum spp.)

Wear gloves if you plan to handle the leavesthe sap can be irritating to skin.

It technically prefers bright, indirect light, but it will adjust nicely to dim lighting.

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Rotate yours occasionally so the leaves grow evenly and maintain a nice, round shape.

And while these can flower in the right conditions, the leaves are just as spectacular as its blooms.

ZZ Plant (Zanzibar Gem)

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ZZ plantsfamously do well in homes with low lighting.

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Native to East Africa, the super hardy plant is also drought-friendly.

Evergreens that skew light require a bit more bright light than darker-colored plants.

The Alocasia bambino is bred from a species native to Southeast Asia.

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Place it near a humidifier or even in the bathroom.

African Violet (Streptocarpus sect.

Anthurium

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Anthurium, also called laceleaf or flamingo plants, can grow beautiful red flowers.

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Fun fact: If well cared for, this plant can live for a few decades indoors!

Their long, thin leaves resemble stalks of corn, hence its common name.

While it does best with bright, indirect light, it can tolerate lower light conditions fine.

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pilea peperomioides, Chinese Money Plant, Ufo Plant or Pancake plant in retro modern design home decoration

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Indoor Flower with large leaf blades painted dark green.

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Dots begonia house plant leaves (Begonia Maculata) in terra cotta planter.

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A “Money Tree” plant (Pachira Aquatica). Green pachira aquatica leaves on beige background.

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Ludisia is a genus of orchids that was thought to contain just one species, Ludisia discolor, commonly referred to as jewel orchid.

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Lots chinese evergreen leaves in front of the office

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alocasia bambino in a clay pot

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Tradescantia zebrina: tradescantia grows in a white pot on window. Houseplant for home decor.

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Maranta leuconeura Kerchoveana in white ceramic pot near window

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Houseplant succulent gasteria in a ceramic pot close-up, home gardening and connecting with nature concept

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African violet flower in a pot on white background

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Young indoor wax plant Hoya Carnosa in a white pot on a windowsill near a window.

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Red anthurium with many large green leaves in a beautiful ceramic bright yellow pot stands at home on a white table. Caring for house plants

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Chamaedorea houseplant on the table.

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Natural, organic house plant, flower in the pot

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Drimiopsis Maculate Lindl & Paxton succulent with lanceolate leaves, long, thick leaves, light green. It is believed that it is a lucky auspicious plant. It is commonly grown as an ornamental plant.

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side view of Rhipsalis baccifera in gray flower pot against green background. Type of cactus with soft needles on the table

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