What are the shade-tolerant flowers?

Arrowroot

Rainbow arrowroot, spotted arrowroot, peacock arrowroot, leopard arrowroot, etc., etc., they like semi-shaded and humid environmental conditions, and should avoid high temperatures and strong light during the entire growth process~

fern

Nephrolepis, maidenhair fern, staghorn fern, pod fern, etc.

Most people's impression of ferns is that they grow in dark and humid places. Naturally, shady environments are suitable for their growth. You might as well put them in the bathroom or kitchen to add some greenery.

Dracaena

Dracaena likes a warm, humid environment with sunlight, but it can also tolerate shade.

Clivia

Clivia is native to the tropical regions of southern Africa and grows under trees, so it likes semi-shaded and humid environment and is afraid of strong direct sunlight.

asparagus

Asparagus fern grows better in a cool and ventilated place, and it is enough to get some sun when the weather is good in summer.

Tiger tail orchid

Tiger tail orchid is a plant with strong adaptability, which likes light and tolerates shade. It does not have high requirements for light, as long as there is relatively sufficient light, it is enough.

Miniature Coconut

The miniature coconut palm is shade-tolerant and very suitable for decoration in the living room. Placing it in the corner of the room or on the tea table can add vitality to the room.

Ornamental pineapple

Pineapples actually like scattered light. Strong light will burn its leaves and produce leaf spots.

Lucky Bamboo

Lucky bamboo is not very demanding on light and can grow under bright scattered light. Too strong light will cause the leaves to turn yellow and growth will slow down.

Pothos

Pothos is more suitable for growing under scattered light. Too strong sunlight will cause the leaves to turn yellow and have leaf spots.