Plants are kind of like the ultimate finishing touch in a room. They add life, movement, and greenery to a space that might otherwise feel a little flat. Not only that, but plants help to purify the air we breathe, and they’re something living to care for, with minimal time involved. A bird of paradise makes a living room stately, a trailing pothos brings a kitchen to life, and a snake plant completes any nightstand. But what about the bathroom? Can plants survive in there, too?
Well, the short answer is: it depends. All plants need light, even the low light ones. This means if your bathroom has absolutely no natural light, you probably can’t keep a plant in there permanently. The good news? All your plant needs is a bit of rotating out into a room with sun, and then back into the bathroom to spruce the place up. If your bathroom does get lots of light, though, then you’re lucky! You’ve pretty much got the pick of the litter (the garden?) when it comes to decorating with living art.
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