Low-Light Plants in Singapore

Whether you want to add life to a shaded balcony or brighten up a cosy corner, our low-light house plants will get the job done with minimal sunlight. 

Best Low-Light Plants for Indoor Spaces

Snake Plant

The Snake plant is a popular choice for its elegant, upright leaves and air-purifying qualities. This small, low-maintenance plant thrives in low-light conditions, making it perfect for busy indoor spaces. Display it in a stylish pot to add a touch of modern greenery to your home or office.

Money Plant

Also known as Pothos or Devil's Ivy, the Money plant is a versatile trailing plant that thrives with minimal care. Its vibrant green leaves make it a popular choice for low-light indoor spaces in Singapore. Hang it in a basket or let it trail along a shelf for a cascading effect.

Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily)

Peace Lilies are a stunning addition to any home, with their elegant white blooms and air-purifying qualities. They thrive in low-light conditions and add a sense of serenity to any space. Place the plant on a coffee table or bedside table for a calming vibe.

ZZ Plants

Known for their resilience and glossy leaves, ZZ plants are perfect for those seeking low-maintenance house plants. They can thrive even in the dimmest corners, so display them in a decorative pot to bring some understated elegance to your space. 

Bird’s Nest Fern

Bring the lushness of the tropics indoors with the Bird's Nest Fern. This pet-friendly plant thrives in low-light conditions, adding some vibrancy and greenery to shaded areas. It's also suitable for low-light outdoor spaces, making it a versatile choice for Singapore homes. Hang it in a bathroom or place it on a shaded patio to enjoy its verdant foliage.

Caring for Low-Light Plants

Keep your low-light indoor plants thriving in your Singapore home with these simple plant care basics:

• Watering: Avoid overwatering your indoor plants by watering only when the soil is dry to the touch.
• Light conditions: Place your plants in shaded or low-light spaces, away from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity: House plants like ferns may benefit from increased humidity. Mist them regularly or use a pebble tray.
• Fertilising: Use a balanced, slow-release fertiliser occasionally during the growing season to support healthy growth.

Special Requests for Low-Light Plants

Looking for a particular low-light plant but can’t find it on our site? Flowers and Kisses offers a personalised service for special requests. Contact us directly and we’ll do our best to source it for you!