I just discovered your channel and subscribed! Thank you for the list. It was a good one for sure. I've been an outdoor, and indoor gardener for close to 30 years. I still like to grab new information and learn the most modern ways to keep plants thriving. My family recently moved to Kentucky from San Francisco, CA. I had a potted tree fern that I kept outside on our porch. They are indeed beautiful and unique. And actually very, very easy to grow. They are not fussy about much. However, those little "hairs" you see on the fronds? They are irritating to the skin if you brush against the plant. The "hairs" dry up as the fronds mature and drop on whomever brushes against them and they are itchy!! I just wanted to let you and your viewers know that it's probably best to put it in a spot indoors where no one will brush against it.

Why are so many people repeating in the comments that plants need light? The video title says LOW light not NO light 😣🤦🏻‍♀️

If you have a few plants that need distilled water save yourself the hassle and go to a pet store or Amazon or Walmart and order yourself a bottle of "Stresscoat" it's used on aquariums but it condish. your water and it saves you from endlessly buying distilled water by the gallon. Just buy a bottle and you add a small amount to a gallon pitcher at home and it lasts you for months and its also great from keeping your Spider plant from getting brown tips.

Thank you. I appreciate your knowledge. I have one suggestion. Please show the plant on the screen while you're talking to help set it to memory.😊

For the doubters…it’s amazing what you can bring indoors if you just put some effort in. I overwintered the following in my south facing bedroom, dining room and living room: three banana plants (one was six feet tall), four monstera, two very large bird of paradise, two dracena, three arabica bushes, three hibiscus, two Christmas palms, one Cara Cara orange, one lime, and one plumeria. This year, I bought two cheap,grow lights on Amazon and some neem oil. Everybody survived and are back outside for the summer. I started four years ago with just one or two mid size plants, which grew and yielded cuttings and pups, then I added more each summer.

Watching your channel is like sitting out on the porch with someone very knowledgeable enjoying a great real person chat without all the typical hype of most You-tubers. Also love that each segment shows the plant's name in writing unlike, again, many YT's yapping away and you're left with no idea of what the name of the plant, ingredient, etc is, much less how to spell it to be able to look it up later online. I simply love the format you've put together and enjoy your channel so much. I look forward to more of your videos 🌞 All the best to you!

You are wonderful! Calm, chill and smart as heck! And I LOVE your transitions from plant to plant. Great list too. Really appreciate your work here. 👍👍👍

One of the best videos ever - thanks for this.

Thanks so much. I love that your not overly technical but still get the info across. Thanks for your time and energy. Love💞 and Light.🌟

The transition between plants is implacable. I am hooked.👌🏻❤️

Can we see more of the plants please ! Even you look good too

D: Dracaena (snake plants are now under this family) deserves more respect. They have a TON of variation and varieties. The variegated versions NEED that light since they have less chlorophyll. While many of these may survive in low light, these listed plants won’t thrive in low light. Also, please!!!!! Identify what “low light” REALLY means. Most new growers version of low light is a death sentence for all of these plants. Grow bulbs. FULL SPECTRUM LED bulbs are your friend. People can replace their home bulbs with these. They aren’t weird blue, are bright and can supply the needed light for “low light.” Lastly, help peeps know that variegated plants can permanently lose their variegation in low light.

You didn't have time to explain the very first plant and I was already subscribed. I love your channel !!

I love this video!!! You have given me so many ideas for plants for my house that is on the dark side!!!! Thank you!!!

Few plants will survive (definitely not thrive) in a dark room like a windowless bathroom for example…maybe a Golden Pothos, but if you give it some light, like a grow bulb in your bathroom light fixture, you can definitely keep low light plants happy

Glad I happened on your video today. I've always had trouble keeping plants alive. I love leaves and my son always buys me a beautiful selection of 3 or 4 plants in one container for my birthday. I really don't have a good set-up for plants. First floor bay windows, North and East walls, have electric baseboard heating just below them. From June through September, the heat is off; so no problem. The East window is deep enough where I can place pots on the sill. Once the heat comes on, it's a devastating atmosphere for the plants. My condo is small and there's no place to move the plants. It kills me because I love plants and flowers. I see people mentioned grow bulbs here. Sounds like an option. I'm concerned about an increase in electricity costs. I will investigate. Happy birthday to your partner. Thank her for sharing you with us. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm in making a better environment around us. Greatly appreciated. All the best for your channel. ❤

I took a lot of notes and loved the show….but please spend more time on showing the darn plants and their names instead of having the camera turned on yourself. You can narrate behind the scenes some of the time so we can really get look at the plant and get the spelling of it right, especially since you’re standing in one spot the whole time. Good stuff! But longer pictures!

Appreciate the details, watering requirements, and very smooth transitions to the next plant! One suggestion if you don't mind - more commentary on the "low light" for each plant - you did mention for one plant the jungle canopy, but I imagine that there's variation in the low light requirements...

Thank you for the list, this is so helpful to me who is starting her plant collection but doesnt get too much natural light. Truly appreciate it.

I watch a lot of plant how-to videos, and I have a room full of houseplants. I have been ill for the last year, and have not been able to give them the love that they first got when I brought them home. I finally had surgery, and feel so good that I can hardly wait to get home from rehab to take good care of my plants! This video is so low key that it has encouraged me so much! Not fancy like some videos, great information, great selection of plants, great basic information. I’m so glad I ran across this! Thank you for your love of plants, it’s rekindling mine! 🪴

Thank you for sharing. I like all of the plants you shared.

Absolutely fantastic. Best selection. Thank you 😀

Great information!!!!! I líve in the Caribbean, and you've helped me to appreciate the plants that I've grown up with and of làte, have taken for granted. Thank you❤❤❤

Thank u-Thank u - Thank u!! I will be following your informative channel!!

Great content and you have such a natural, calm, friendly and humorous way to share your knowledge! Thank you!

Wow ! Just found your Chanel , and I’m loving all your advice !!!! Ty !

Thank you so much for the in-depth commentary on those 20 plants very helpful. I thank you for your time.

Few plants will survive in a dark room Thanks for sharing this video

Great video. Thank you for this informative video.

Excellent selection and transitions between plants

Thanks for sharing this! Many beautiful plants! 💯❣️

Rattlesnake plant is gorgeous, but it is also quite difficult to keep. I tried it because I have a low light corner - unfortunately I didn't know it doesn't like differences in temperature and it hates through draught, so plant-lovers beware. The list is really good, but some more specific info like this would have made it even more helpful

Thank you very much for this great informative video.

This was super helpful for a newbie like me. Thanks.

You are very knowledgeable! Great explanations!

Thanks for this video! And. Happy birthday!!!

That was a fantastic informative video thanks. I will be off to the plant shop tomorrow

Excellent video. Thank you

Thank you. I had given up on the idea of house plants due to lack of natural light. All my windows face north except my bedroom window which faces west and gets plenty of light in the afternoon. But I'd like to have plants in the living room and dining room. So happy to know there is such a variety of low light plants and you explained it all so well.

The last plant you call "The Australian Tree Fern" is from New Zealand, and is called Punga. They are native to New Zealand, and grow everywhere here in the bush. I don't think they would grow very well at all as an inside house plant. Enjoyed your video 😊

Thank you somuh. What great plants.

This video helped me pick a plant I’d like. Thanks for the knowledge 🤙

Wow! This was so great! ❤

Great video! You really know your plants and you've given lots of novel low light plants that I've not heard on other lists! Def sub ❤️

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I just subscribed and look forward to watching more content 😊

Thanks for sharing love the show I need more of this special programs please

Loved your video, thank-you for sharing your plant knowledge.💖🏡👣

I grow Pothos out of my aquarium. Beautiful!

This is great information! Yup - subscribed! Thank you!

WARNING ❤❤❤ One comment was from a woman who moves several plants indoors. Warning: I moved 2 beautiful hydrangeas in off my deck so they wouldn't freeze. Weeks later l found YIKES!!! MICE !!! I caught one big fat one and 5 little ones. A fellow artist asked, dod you move a plant in? They get in through bottom drain hole and make a home in your plant. I had unwittingly moved mama in myself! My pantry was horrid! 😊😊😊

Very fine indoor plants! And informative comments! There is one problem with some of these plants: they collect dust often! Also some indoor plants may be toxic to children,pets or allergic to adults. So select them after checking. They are really beautiful, decorative and certainly add a bit of the exotic jungle to our indoors!

This is soooo helpful! Every point is hit, with the exception of toxicity to animals. No worries, all of the names are listed! TY

Good Info Thanks!

Great job thank you so much for the information, we all are smarter now but no quiz 😊

Thank you..great video 😊

Very good post, Thank you.

Thoroughly enjoyed the video with a plethora of information. Living in West Africa so all these plants are in my garden ❤

Great video, new subscriber trying to learn more about inside plants and dont have lot of light, these are nice list of plants thank you!

Thanks for all the preparation you did for this great video. I'm Australian, and the tree fern is a favourite here, though I haven't seen it grown indoors much. I loved the tip on filtered water for calatheas. I've had several that have been a bit temperamental, and I think the water is the reason. I now want to go shopping for all the plants you showed, especially the finger anthurium and rainbow moss. New subscriber here 😊

Thank you for sharing. Great video ❤❤❤❤❤

I had a Song of India and it was beautiful!! About 4ft tall and it was amazing, very exotic looking. Unfortunately I over watered it (used same schedule as all my house plants) and then the it got too cold! Yup, it died. I was really angry about that. But I learned. And now here you are to help me try with another one!! Thank you for ALL this great information!!!

Fantastic. Thank you.

Great. Thank you

Thanks, great list!

Thank you!

This was awesome. Thank you so much for all the information in this video! As you were talking, I was making changes to where all my plants were 😂 I'm intrigued with a few you discussed and will probably be looking into them 😊

well! what an insghtful education, thank you! im in love with the peacock fern,.. i gotta find one!

Thank you. Nice presentation.

THANK YOU SO Much,just subscribed!

Love the dwarf umbrella tree indoors Ive had one for many years and it grows new plants just by laying a cut off section on top of the soil. (Maybe best outdoors to get that new growth growing ?)

Well done! I have 3 tree ferns in my backyard in SF, all thriving and < 10 ft. They love the fog.

Only 5min into your video nd im already a new subscriber! 😊 thank you for this much needed information 🙏

Thank you great informational video.

Heuchera, particularly the vibrant green ones, survive well in low light. I have a pistachio which thrives in a space no other does.

Very useful video. Thanks. The tree fern is my favorite, too. I've been nursing an immature one for a year or so now. It gets to go outside in the summer but I keep it indoors next to the window in the winter here in WA. Got to keep it moist, though. Another low light plant is the Lady Palm (Rhapsis excelsa) which is very tolerant to low light conditions indoors.

Your selection here is awesome, thanks! P.S. Happy Birthday 🎂🎁🎉

Happy Birthday !!! gret vidéo thank you very much

I want plants in every room of my home..but never did it because of the low light in certain windows..now I can because of your list..😊

Very informative

Very helpful, watched until the end, T/y. 🌿🌱

Many thanks, the more we know the more you grow. How about a lessons about evergreen trees for outside low maintenance. May you have awesome days

This was such an informational and well-organized video. Thank you so much for sharing, I got to discover a lot of plants that I want now!!! =D Also happy birthday! XD

Excellent video!! Now a subscriber.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love plants but my house does not get a lot of direct sunlight and can actually seem rather dark inside. So, your video will enable me to obtain more plants for my home. I do have a couple of varieties of pothos already and they are a very forgiving plant. I also have the snake plant. But I'm looking forward to searching out some of the others you named. 🙂

New subscriber! Thank u! My husbands office at work doesnt have a window to outside (only to center of office hallway space). Also at home we have low to diffused light throughout, and i need low maintenance, easy plants. Thank you for your video!

Thank you for all your hard work. New subscriber; I would love a video on growing foods in pots indoors. Also, growing food plants in large pots outdoors too.....

Thank you so much for this video. I can’t keep plants alive in my house. Most of the rooms are dark and the only plant that I ever had any luck with was the Benjamina or as I’ve heard it called, “weeping fig”! But, it was in front of the dining room window that got the morning sun. I also had one that lasted for years about 10 ft away from that between the living room and dining room that did quite well. Recently I decided I was going to get cactus plants, that was a dismal failure to say the least. Many of the plants you presented are ones that I can certainly get in my area. Again, thank you for sharing!

This was a great list! May I add one more trailing plant good for hanging pots - other than Pothos - that has been a real trooper for years in my home(s). Philodendron Micans are insanely forgiving as far as light is concerned, and they grow super fast. I love them for their dark velvety leaves.

Your yard is giving me central Florida vibes. 😊

Thank you, great review and interesting unique plants! I see three I’d love to have if only I had enough room! I agree about the snake plant. I’ve had mine for almost 40 years, and it looks gorgeous still. I’ve thinned it out and shared with others over the years, keeping the smaller growth. Then I have an umbrella plant I trained into a tree. I keep it at about 2ft high, has a nice twisty trunk that branches out to two trunks. Love it. That one is same, almost 40! I also use filtered water (I have an RO water filter hooked up at my kitchen sink). And I feed them organic fertilizer with occasional worm casting tea. I’ve a couple of others as old and a plant someone gave me from the 90’s. I recently got a peperomia plant. Not doing great: dries out a lot and doesn’t seem to like indirect light. Supposedly you need to be careful of overwatering, and it seems succulent-like. I think I end up going back and forth-get’s dry fast, then I soak it. Doesn’t seem to like that either. Different needs then other plants I’m used to. I don’t think it will last the summer, especially when it gets hot. Important to choose the right plants-easier if they’ve compatible needs. The others are easy, this one not so much. Maybe I’ll put it in a larger pot with a little more light though.

Love this video

Great content

You had me at the Simson picture😂❤/new subscriber

GREAT Video!

Just stumbled across your channel, thank you!! Could you please include if they are animal safe. Love your channel.

Happy birthday 🎉😊❤!

LIKED and SUBSCRIBED from the PHILIPPINES😊....

THANK YOU VERY MUCH ❤ VERY INFORMATIVE AND USEFUL VIDEO ❤ I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT PLANT WILL BE GOOD FOR BEDROOM ❤

Some people seem to have interpreted your definition of “low” light as “no” light??? Obviously you’re not recommending keeping these plants in areas of the home that get no light. Duh. My interpretation is that this list is for plant options that do not require being in the prime “bright indirect light” real estate locations inside the house. Personally, I need options for the lower light spaces in my home. Thanks for the suggestion!!

😊great video