Discover the best houseplants that thrive in all types of sunlight

Find the perfect houseplant for your home - no matter the level of sunlight it receives. Learn which plants can thrive in direct sunlight, dappled light and even low-light environments.

Written by Roelof Jan Elsinga

Posted on: 04-06-2022

Last updated on: 09-08-2024

Houseplants are great for your home because they can help make the air around you healthier and more enjoyable. Houseplants can be grown in a variety of different kinds of environments - from bright, sunny spots to areas with very little light at all. Some houseplants even prefer to be kept inside most of the time while others like to go outside now and then. No matter what kind of light your home has, there is probably a type of houseplant that will thrive in it.

Different plants need different amounts of light to stay healthy and grow, so it's important to pick the right one for your space. Some plants will do better in indirect sunlight or partial shade, while others need bright direct sunlight for several hours each day. You should also think about how much water each plant needs as well as what kind of soil it prefers; some may want a lot of moisture while others would do better in quick-draining soil. With so many varieties available, you're sure to find some houseplants that work perfectly in any part of your home!

Sansevieria

Sansevierias are very unusual looking plants, with blades instead of leaves. They're perfect plants for beginning plant owners that forget about their plants all the time. This plant will survive any light exposure you have in your house and will be a plant friend for years to come. Read more about taking care of Sansevierias

Sedum Morganianum

The Sedum Morganianum is the ideal houseplant for beginning plant owners, plant owners that prefer to not spend too much time on their plants, or plant owners with pets and/or small children! The Sedum Morganianum, also known for it's two similar varieties (Burro's tail and Donkey tail) is a very easy-going houseplant that does well in direct sunlight, but also low-light spots. Read more about taking care of a Sedum Morganianum

Thank you for reading this post! I hope it helps you to keep your plants healthy and beautiful! If you're looking for more guides on specific plants, you can always request a plant guide to get a guide for the plant you have trouble with.