What is a good indoor plant thats needs little or no sun?
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Try a Pelargonium (most people call them geranium).
Or a Begonia. These plants grow naturally in the rainforest and have purple-tinted leaves to catch the most of the available light.
Pelargonium - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/image:pelar...
Begonia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/image:begon...
A plastic one
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/houseplants...
The best one that I know of is "grape ivy". It's sometimes hard to find but doesn't require much light.
Years ago, I moved to a smaller apt. 2 months later, I was cleaning out a storage closet and found my "mother-in-law's tongue" at the back of the closet, looking as if nothing had happened! I'd try a "mother-in-law's tongue".
Porthos does well inside. It does well with indirect lighting/no sun, but needs to be watered weekly.
Ivy or an Aloe Vera plant
The plants that I have are in a west window that grow well are a peace lily and a Pothos (ivy). I have some African Violets that are in indirect sun that do well too.
a general rule: the darker the leaves, the less light it needs...horticulture classes.
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