While many houseplants thrive in bright, indirect sunlight, some are more tolerant of low-light conditions and can help purify the air in your home. Here are some air-purifying indoor houseplants that don't require direct sunlight
Chinese evergreens come in various varieties and can adapt to low-light conditions. They are effective at removing indoor air pollutants.
There are various dracaena varieties, and many of them can adapt to low-light settings. They come in different sizes and shapes, adding diversity to your indoor space.
If you have a dark corner in your home, this plant will cling to the walls and surfaces.
The Cast Iron Plant gets its name because it’s hardy and tough to kill like cast iron. It’s essentially indestructible, so black thumb gardeners need a few of these plants in their homes.
Bromeliad is a tropical plant that brings beautiful pops of color into your house. They look different than other houseplants with long, green foliage and red or pink in the center.
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