Low Light Houseplants

🌿 Why Choose Low Light Houseplants?

Low light doesn’t mean no light — it refers to areas with little direct sun, such as hallways, bathrooms, bedrooms, or north-facing windows. These indoor plants are carefully selected for their ability to thrive in shade and tolerate lower light conditions.

Varieties like Snake Plants and ZZ Plants are low-maintenance champions that bring natural beauty to your space without demanding constant care. They’re perfect for new plant parents, frequent travelers, or anyone looking to add greenery to dim corners.

🛒 Why Shop Low Light Plants at Ed’s Plant Shop?

Curated for Low Light Success
We handpick each low-light plant for its ability to adapt and flourish in shaded or indirect light environments.

Plant Expertise You Can Trust
Need help choosing the right plant or troubleshooting care? Our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

Fast, Fresh Nationwide Delivery
Your new plant ships quickly and arrives healthy — ready to brighten your space immediately.

Plant Lovers, Just Like You
From beginners to collectors, we’re passionate about helping you build your indoor jungle with confidence.

🪴 How to Care for Low Light Plants

Most low-light houseplants prefer to dry slightly between waterings. Place them away from harsh, direct sunlight and they’ll thrive in ambient or reflected indoor light. Keep temperatures stable and avoid overwatering — that’s the most common pitfall.

🌟 A Few of Our Favorite Low Light Plants

• Snake Plant – One of the most resilient houseplants, ideal for beginners and low-light areas.
• ZZ Plant – Glossy, sculptural leaves and almost impossible to kill — even in dark corners.
• Pothos Collection – Vining, adaptable, and content with very little light.
• Aglaonema 'Silver Bay' – Known for colorful leaves and forgiving care needs in low-light spaces.

💚 Brighten Up Dim Spaces with Low Light Plants

Explore our Low Light Indoor Plants collection and bring life to shaded spaces. These easy-care houseplants are perfect for apartments, offices, and rooms with minimal sunlight — no stress, just greenery.