Are you hesitant to grow a houseplant in your home, or in a particular room simply because you don't have adequate lighting?
You might be under the impression that you need a lot of sun or a green thumb to keep houseplants alive, that's not necessarily the case. There are numerous indoor plants that are easy to care for and low-light tolerant that can live up to the darker space and thrive. These houseplants are perfect for home and office settings with very little or no natural light. The key to keeping shaded plants healthy is to supplement light levels with artificial lighting. These plants thrive in low-light conditions and are also easy to grow.
Calathea Concinna Freddie is known for its beautiful striped green foliage. Its light green leaves are striped with dark green veins in a zebra-like pattern, giving it a striking appearance. Like all "prayer plants", Calathea 'Freddie' is highly responsive to light and has a habit of folding its leaves up at night.
Read MoreBold and beautiful! Calathea Dottie is known for its shiny black leaves with pink streaks. Green foliage with deep burgundy undersides is complemented with a ribbon of bright pink marking sure to brighten up any space. The effect is particularly stunning when these leaves are paired with the green hues of other houseplants.
Read MoreCalathea zebrina, aka Zebra Plant. It has distinctive, ornamental leaves with bright green zebra-like stripes on a velvety dark green background. Leaf undersides are a reddish-purple color. This eye-catching Calathea will add a bold, colorful, and highly decorative element to your houseplant collection.
Read MoreThe Calathea Ornata also called the Calathea Pinstripe or Pinstripe plant. Its glossy dark green leaves with rose-cream pinstripes and purple undersides look as though they are painted by an artist. The plant thrives in indirect sunlight, so keep it in a bright spot.
Read MoreThe Calathea orbifolia is a species of a tropical plant that is commonly grown indoors and is a gem amongst other foliage plants. Due to their enormous, showy, decorative leaves, they are commonly grown indoors.
Read MoreIf you like patterns, then you will love Calathea Makoyana. The Calathea genus boasts some of the most spectacularly decorated foliage in the plant world, and calathea Makoyana is no exception.
Read MoreCalathea lancifolia is one of the best indoor ornamental houseplants. Perfect houseplant for pattern lovers who like to decorate wild. Rattlesnake Calathea has long, medium bright green leaves with dark decorative spots and accented by a rich purple underside. The plant gets its name from its lance-shaped foliage, and the leaves grow more elongated as the plant matures
Read MoreCalathea Musaica is known for its mosaic structure and detailed pattern on glossy green foliage. This houseplant is really popular but still a rare and unique plant.
Read MoreThe striking Calathea Roseopicta, aka Calathea Medallion is surely one of mother nature’s most beautiful creations. The Calathea Medallion gets its name from the unique oval leaves. Its beautiful large, decorative leaves appear as if it is painted with brushstrokes of deep green and burgundy tones.
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