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Most of us have at least one room that isn't brim full of sunshine. Be it a bedroom with one window, a bathroom with filtered light or a living room with no direct or indirect sunlight, we have a table or floor plant to suit you and your room's need. 

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There are very few houseplants that want to sit in direct sunlight for an extended time. Many are happy with bright, indirect light or lower light situations. Here are a few we have in stock: (Note* Our inventory is constantly changing to allow our customers a diversity of plant choices. If you have a question about a plant not listed, email us at info@clevelandplants.com.)

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We carry a nice collection of cat palms which do fine in moderate to bright indirect light. 

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Note: Some plants may land on both lists.

Low/Moderate Light Plants​

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  • English and Algerian Ivy: Allow to dry out between waterings

  • ZZ Plant: Survives in lower light. Preferes drier environment

  • Snake Plant (Sanseveria). Does well in lower light and does not require frequent waterings.

  • Pothos: Known for its tolerance of lower light conditions. 

  • Dieffenbachia: Prefers a medium to low light area. Dry out between waterings.

  • Philodendron: Prefers lower light and likes to dry out between waterings.

  • Monstera: This plant will thrive in a variety of light situations

  • Arrowhead plant: Prefers low to medium light.

  • Birds nest fern: Lower light to partial shade. Loves humidity.

  •  Calathea (Prayer plant): Prefers low light. Keep consistently moist through bottom watering. Use filtered water.

  • Anthurium: Prefers lower light. Keep consistently moist.

  • Rex Begonia: Lower light. Dry between waterings

  • Aglaonema, or Chinese evergreen, is an easy-to-grow foliage plant that performs well in low to medium light. Let it dry between waterings.

  • Spider plants are adaptable and easy to brow. They grow in a variety of light conditions. Let dry out between waterings

  • Asparagus fern: Adaptable, bright to low light. Keep moist and mist. 

  • Succulents: Low light to higher light (can burn in direct sun). Do not overwater.

  • Blue Star Fern

Brighter Light Plants​

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  • Snake Plant (Sanseveria). Does well in higher light. Does not require frequent waterings.

  • Jade Plant: Full sun, water regularly

  • Aloe Vera: Bright light, low maintenance

  • Croton: Medium to bright light. Do not overwater

  • Coffee Plant: Bright light. No direct sunlight. Keep consistently moist. 

  • Majesty Palm: Sunlight. Water 1-2 times a week

  • Hoya family: Close to a window. Avoid South. 

  • Dracaena marginata: Lower to bright light. Water when soil dries

  • Dracaena.  Moderate to bright light. Water when top 75% of soil is dry.

  • Aglaonema): Lower to bright light. Water when top 50% of soil is dry.

  • Alocasia: Bright indirect light. Prefers soil on the drier side.

  • Asparagus fern: Adaptable, bright to low light. Keep moist and mist. 

  • Succulents: Low light to high er light (can burn in direct sun). Do not overwater​

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