Plant List: Sun-Loving Indoor Plants
Light: Full sun; tolerates filtered sunWater: Prefers dry conditions; do not overwater; provide good drainage; tolerates drought
Light: Full sun Water: Let soil become dry before watering, provide good drainage
Light: Filtered sunWater: Needs consistent moisture but allow soil to become almost dry between waterings
Light: Bright indirect lightWater: They are thirsty plants. Wait until the top inch or so dries completely, then water well; does not tolerate long periods of drought
Light: Full sun to low-light conditionsWater: Let the soil dry between waterings
Light: Full sunWater: Provide constant water; wet roots are best
Light: Full sunWater: Water regularly to keep moist; likes high humidity
Light: Full to partial sunWater: Allow soil to dry out between waterings; the bulb-like base stores water
Light: Bright light but not full sunWater: Water regularly; needs good drainageColor varieties: Red, pink, orange, yellow, and white
Light: Mostly sunny exposureWater: Consistent moisture with high humidity
Light: Bright indirect sunWater: Water regularly; keep moist; mist regularlyColor varieties: White and pink
Light: Bright indirect sunWater: Water occasionally
Light: Full sunWater: Deep, regular watering; make sure soil is well drained
Light: Bright lightWater: Water deeply once a week; do not allow soil to dry outColor varieties: Creamy white
Light: bright indirect light, avoid full sunWater: Consistent moisture but not wet
Light: Bright, indirect light; too much direct sun can scorch leavesWater: Keep consistently moist but not wet, reduce water in winterColor varieties: Foliage can be pink green, purple, red, or variegated
Light: Full sun Water: Water once monthly; let soil dry out in between waterings; do not overwater
Light: Direct sun a few hours per dayWater: Allow plant to dry out completely, then water deeplyColor varieties: Orange, red, yellow, purple, white
Light: Bright light with at least partial sunlightWater: Once a month; allow soil to dry out between wateringColor Variations: red or pink flowers in spring (rare when grown indoors)
Light: Bright light with some full sunWater: During the growing season, water whenever the top two inches of potting mix are dry; in winter, water only when the plant begins to shrivel
Light: Very bright indirect light; protect from direct sunlight; loses its leaf color in too much shadeWater: Keep uniformly moist; reduce water in the late fall and winter months
Light: Bright, indirect light; protect from afternoon sunWater: Water regularly during the growing season
Light: Full sunWater: Weekly during spring and summer; monthly during fall and winterColor varieties: Colorful flowers are possible but not common for indoor plants
Light: Full sunWater: Infrequently; when soil dries out completely
Light: Full sunWater: Occasionally, when top one inch of soil dries out
Light: Full sun or very bright lightWater: Occasionally; when top one inch of potting mix dries out
Light: Full sun Water: When the soil dries out; at most, once a week
Light: Full sunWater: Water thoroughly when the top one inch of soil dries out
Light: Full sun or bright, indirect lightWater: Keep evenly moist but not soggy
Light: Full sun but protect plants from very bright direct sun during the summerWater: Water frequently during spring and summer; keep drier during the winter
