10 shade-resistant flowers, no longer afraid of plants not being exposed to the sun

Bamboo taro

Rainbow taro, spotted leaf taro, peacock taro, leopard taro, etc., they like semi-overcast and wet environmental conditions, and should avoid high temperature and strong light during the whole growth process.

Fern

Kidney fern, iron fern, staghorn fern, pod fern, etc.

Most of our impressions of ferns grow in dark and damp places. Naturally, they are suitable for their growth in a shady environment. You might as well put them in the bathroom and kitchen to add green.

Dragon blood tree

Dragon blood trees not only like a warm, humid and sunny environment, but also can withstand shade.

Gentleman orchid

Magnolia is native to tropical areas of southern Africa and grows under trees, so it likes a semi-shady and humid environment and is afraid of strong direct light.

Asparagus asparagus

Asparagus grows better in cool and ventilated places, and it is enough to bask in the sun when the weather is fine in summer.

Tiger tail orchid

The tiger tail orchid is a kind of adaptable plant, which likes light and is tolerant to shade. It does not require high light, as long as there is relatively sufficient light is enough.

Pocket coconut

Pocket coconut shade-resistant, very suitable for embellishment in the room, placed in the corner of the room or on the tea table can add some vitality to the room.

Ornamental pineapple

Pineapple actually likes scattered light, strong light will burn its leaves and produce leaf spots.

Rich bamboo

Rich bamboo does not have strict requirements for light. It can grow under bright scattered light. Excessive light will cause the leaves to turn yellow and the growth will slow down.

Green pineapple

Green pineapple is more suitable to grow under scattered light, too strong sunlight will cause leaves yellowing and leaf spots.