Are you looking for plants to rent for the office? If so, you may be wondering if plants can survive in the office. After all, not every employee has green fingers. Furthermore, not every office space has high levels of natural light either.
However, little sunlight does not have to be a problem at all! In fact, there are many types of plants that can survive without sunlight.
We have already listed 10 examples. So it doesn’t have to be difficult at all to beautify your office space with beautiful green additions. These 10 houseplants thrive in low light, unexpected conditions and are super easy to maintain.
1. The Calathea
The pattern of the Calathea and its colorful leaves make this plant a beautiful addition to any office. This plant grows well in medium to low light and also does not require extreme amounts of moisture.
2. The Dieffenbachia
The Dieffenbachia is a favorite of many because of its easy maintenance. This plant is happy with standard potting soil, an average indoor temperature and normal humidity. The leaves of this plant are variegated in color or beautiful cream and can reach a height of as much as one and a half feet.
3. The Dracanea marginata (Dragon’s blood tree).
The dragon blood tree is a plant that is almost impossible to kill. Direct sunlight and too much watering is not something the Dracaena Marginata does well, so you need to give this plant virtually no maintenance and yet the dragon blood tree remains proudly erect.
4. The Chlorophytum comosum (Grass Lily).
Without a doubt, this is one of the most popular houseplants because it is very easy to grow. The grass lily can take a beating and will do well in indirect sunlight.
5. The Philodendron scandens or dragon ivy (hanging plant).
This beauty can thrive indoors year-round without any complaints, but dragon ivy does enjoy occasional outdoor living in a shady spot, weather and options at your office permitting.
6. The Bromeliad
This tropical houseplant can survive on fluorescent light alone and thrives in humid conditions such as bathrooms. Placing a small bromeliad on your office toilet facilities creates some life in an otherwise very dull environment!
7. The Spathiphyllum (Spoon plant).
This popular, shade-loving houseplant is extremely low-maintenance and actually needs to dry out between waterings. The spoon plant blooms several times a year and is very easy to grow.
8. The Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen).
The Aglaonema can make even the most plant-shy employee seem like an expert. This tropical foliage plant is one of the most durable houseplants around, as it tolerates poor light, dry air and even desiccation. In fact, almost impossible to break.
9. The Sansevieria trifasciata (Woman’s tongue).
Taking care of a lady’s tongue is very simple. These plants can be neglected for weeks at a time, but with their striped leaves and architectural shape, they still look fresh. Plus, they can survive low light levels and drought. Perfect for the office!
10. The Aspidistra elatior (Quarter plant).
The quarter plant or monastery plant is one of the easiest houseplants. Although this species prefers bright light, the plant also survives very well in shaded areas and in rooms with a little natural light. You can only destroy the plant by overwatering it.
Is there something in there for your office?
All of these plants have their own unique characteristics and appearance. Want to try one or more options for buying office plants?
Then contact Any Green now. We will be happy to provide you with all the advice you need to make your office space bloom beautifully again!
