Looking for plants that can survive even in the darkest places? Nothing brings an apartment together quite like a little bit of greenery. With the days getting shorter and the nights longer, it is crucial to make sure your plants are best suited for the fall weather. With little sunlight required, these 10 low-light houseplants will keep your apartment popping with color all season long!

10.) Snake Plant
The snake plant is the perfect choice for those who want something with less maintenance required. This fun plant is easy to take care of by requiring little light and very little watering. When caring for a snake plant, remember to only water the plant when the soil is completely dry! Overwatering can lead to root rot, which no one wants from their plant! With its beautiful patterns and shades of green, this plant is a must-have for your living space.

9.) ZZ Plant
Contrary to other plants, the ZZ plant (Zanzibar Gem) does not do well in direct sunlight. This small plant is perfect for an office or apartment with low lighting. It can even flourish in fluorescent lighting! When caring for the ZZ plant, remember not to overwater. Water every 2-3 weeks in warmer months, and around 4-6 weeks in the cooler months. Perfect for those with a busy schedule!

8.) Pothos
These heart-shaped leaf plants can offer a bit of charm to your home! With their hanging vines, these pants have so much potential when decorating. Pothos thrive in bright light; however, they can still flourish in a dimly lit area. With a slower growth rate in lower lights, this beautiful little plant can brighten up your home!

7.) Cast Iron Plant
The Cast Iron plant is called “cast iron” for a reason! This tough and sturdy plant can thrive in the darkest of rooms. With its strong leaves, this plant can withstand neglect for quite some time. The Cast Iron plant prefers to be dried out in between waterings, but it is important not to fully forget about it! This slow-growing plant will be a fine addition to your collection!

6.) Parlor Palm
If you are looking to add a tropical vibe to your home, the Parlor Palm is an amazing option! These fun plants prefer low-light areas that are typically facing an East or north-facing window. It is a great standout plant for any empty corner that you are looking to fill!

5.) Chinese Evergreen
The Chinese Evergreen is a wide variety plant that offers beautiful patterns and vibrant colors! This plant is on the smaller side and can find good spots on counters and tables. Make sure to keep this one away from small children and pets, as digesting the leaves can be toxic! Like all other plants, make sure to do proper research before purchasing.

4.) Peace Lily
If you want a more elegant plant to add to your decor, look no further. This beautiful plant is truly something to obsess over. The Peace Lily offers a vast variety of sizes from tabletop to floor. While this plant can tolerate lower light settings, it will grow more slowly and produce fewer blooms.

3.) Nerve Plant
The Nerve Plant gets its name from the unique leaf patterns that look like the nervous system! These bright, pink colored patterns offer a color pop that can make any guest go “wow”! These little guys can thrive in low light and fluorescent lighting as well. If you want the most color out of the leaves, then we suggest having natural light.

2.) Hypoestes
Staying on the topic of colorful leaves, you do not want to miss out on this eye-catching beauty! The Hypoestes plant is known for its spotted and colorful leaves. While the leaves do produce a brighter color in stronger lights, a low light setting will still give this plant its pink, shaded leaves.

1.) Calathea
Another beautiful plant to brighten up your home this season is the Calathea! This plant showcases a beautiful green pattern across its leaves. If you want this one to flourish, do not place it in direct sunlight, as it can burn the leaves. Instead, place it in a dimly lit area and make sure that the plant has plenty of moisture.
