14 Beautiful Flowers That Grow in Dark

If you are a little sad because the rooms in your house are dark, and it prevents you from enjoying a sight of some beautiful flowers, well, it’s time to smile! The plants on this list will be more than happy to bloom in low lit spaces!

These flowers will surely bloom in places that don’t get direct sun – however, do make sure they get a bit of indirect light exposure!

Botanical Name: Saintpaulia

African violets offer charming purple, blue, pink, or white blooms in shade. For the best growth, provide moderate to low light with a well draining potting mix.

Botanical Name: Spathiphyllum

Peace lilies with glossy dark green leaves and white spathes love warm and low-light spaces – a bright bathroom would be an ideal spot for them!

Botanical Name: Lamium purpureum

This one, with its dark foliage and charming blooms, flourish well in deeply shaded areas. Also, make sure they are not in a complete dark place.

Botanical Name: Pulmonaria

Lungwort blooms in spring with small pink flowers that soon turn purple-blue. They are a great pick for dim rooms that get a few hours indirect light every day.

Botanical Name: Galanthus

The Snowdrop thrives in full shade in forestland areas, making them a great pick for low-lit rooms. For more blossoms, make sure they get a bit of indirect light for a few hours.

Botanical Name: Phalaenopsis

In dimly lit rooms, the flowering of these orchids may be less frequent, but still possible. They bloom in white, pink, and purple, often with contrasting markings.

Botanical Name: Chlorophytum comosum

Spider Plants can produce small flowers in low-light conditions, at the end of long stolons. Their blossoms have a star shape and come in white-yellow hue.

Botanical Name: Aechmea fasciata

This plant can flower in low light;