Bathroom Plants: Why should every other room in the house get all the love for houseplants? You may not spend as much time here as in the living room or kitchen, but that doesn't mean that this room has to be boring and bleak. Green is one way to give your bathroom that spa feeling! In fact, it is the perfect environment for many different types of houseplants. After all, many plants are tropical indigenous people who love warmth and moisture.
Place your plants on a windowsill, mount shelves, or try a hanging pot if you don't have a storage room. A south-facing window is best for plants that like bright light, but also work east-and west-facing windows. But no problem if your bathroom doesn't have wide, sunny windows. Many plants adapt to moderate or poor lighting conditions. A tip: be careful when watering bathroom plants. Due to the naturally higher humidity, they do not dry out as quickly as in other parts of your house. Check your plants about every week to see how dry the soil is. Most prefer to be a little dry between drinks, and no one likes to be soaked. Check out the best plants to brighten up any bathroom.
Spider plant
The old-fashioned spider plant has never really gone out of style because it is so easy to grow. It prefers bright light, but adapts to low light conditions. When the tiny plantlets develop, cut them off and place them in the ground to form new baby plants. They are perfect for sharing! Keep it slightly damp in spring to summer and a little drier in winter.
English ivy
English ivy looks good in hanging baskets or as a topiary. Some varieties have colorful leaf patterns. Give it moderate light and let it dry out a bit between waterings.
The money tree has an upright shape and glossy green leaves. In the wild, it is a wetland tree, so it enjoys a warm room. Give it bright light, but it also adapts to moderate light. Let it dry out a bit between waterings.
