High light can usually be found in a South or West facing window - a location with a high intensity light source. Check out some of the many varieties we have to offer...
More light provides more food for plants, you just need to be careful of the intensity of the light for certain plants. Most homes don’t provide a full days worth of light but a bright room is enough for a plant to be happy and thrive. Higher variegation and repeat blooms occur with higher light.
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Alocasia
A popular & exotic houseplant sometimes called African mask. Comes in an array of varieties, ranging in colors & veining structures. Need medium to bright, indirect light & keep the soil moist, they do not like wet “feet”. Best to water in the morning (so they are dry overnight) & at the root zone so the leaves don’t get wet.
Amaryllis
These easy to grow bulbs bloom into large showy, vibrant flowers on tall sturdy stems. They come in a variety of colors, from white to red to coral. They prefer bright, indirect light & regular watering. Amaryllis blooms in the winter making it a wonderful holiday houseplant.
Anthurium
Also commonly known as Flamingo Lily, it is one of the best-known tropical flowers. These popular beauties like bright, indirect light, high humidity & the glossy leaves need an occasional wiping to keep them dust free.
Aphelandra
Also known as the Zebra plant, it has beautiful foliage and amazing yellow flowers make this plant a tropical favorite. Bright indirect light and water once the first few inches of soil dry out. Non-toxic to pets.
Aralia
A wide selection of varieties are available, most of which are all easy to grow. They have striking foliage, prefers medium to bright light and well-draining soil, let dry out in-between waterings.
Areca Palm
Also known as a Butterfly Palm, these are perfect for interior decorating as they make a great focal point in large rooms, hallways, etc. They like bright, indirect light & while easy to grow, be sure not to overwater. They are also pet friendly!
Banana Plant
They are a great way to add a dramatic, tropical feel to an indoor space. They need a lot of bright light, rich well-draining soil, warmer temps & high humidity (it loves a good misting!)
Begonia
A stunning houseplant with beautiful foliage & clusters of flowers. Has a fast, upright habit & it is so easy to grow! Grows best in well-drained, humus-rich soil with moderate water & medium to bright indirect light.
Bird Of Paradise
A large, leafy, tropical plant that produces stunning, dramatic flowers, if given enough light. Needs lots of bright light, evenly moist soil in warm months along with some misting as well. In dormant months, allow soil to dry out in-between waterings.
Bromeliad
An exotic, tropical looking plant that adds a colorful & textural statement to your interior. They are easy to care for and need medium to bright light as indoor specimens. Grows well in shallow pots as it doesn’t need a lot of space for roots.
Cactus
They are one of the easiest plants to grow! With thousands of varieties, cacti have a unique, attractive beauty that add texture and an edge to any indoor space. Provide very bright light and very well-draining soil. In the spring & summer, water only once soil has dried out and in the winter, stop watering almost altogether.
Caladium
Cool, tropical-looking plants that come in many varieties with bright, multi-colored foliages. A fun addition to any houseplant collection! They like bright light, to be well watered & warm temperatures
Carnivorous Plants
These quirky, unique plants seem to be a popular plant choice. They do best in bright, direct light & in all seasons except winter, it's very difficult to "over water" this plant. Actually, putting letting it sit in an inch of water in a drip tray from time to time really helps, as the soil should stay consistently moist, except for in the winter.
China Doll
Also known as Radermachera sinica, it is a lush foliage plant great for adding fern-like texture without the hassle of a fern. Prefers medium to bright, indirect light & let it dry out about an inch before watering.
Clivia
An unusual plant that has beautiful, vividly colorful, and sometimes even fragrant, blooms. Prefers bright, indirect light & rich, well-draining soil.
Colocasia
Also commonly known as Taro or Elephant Ear, they are great tropical plants suited to be grown as annuals in our PNW climate. The huge, unique leaves are a showstopper in any garden. Some Colocasia tend to spread by runners, while others remain as a clump. According to the Humane Society of America, Colocasia plants can be toxic to pets. This is means that the plants are generally identified as having the capability for producing a toxic reaction.
Cordyline
A popular & versatile plant that comes in many varieties all with interesting looks. Prefer bright filtered light & well-draining soil.
Croton
There are so many varieties available, a wide range of colors and leaf shapes. Also known as Codiaeum variegatum, their lighting conditions change depending on the variety so be sure to check the plant tag. It is best to avoid moving the plant as much as possible and to provide it with high humidity - place it on a pebble tray or regularly mist it. Water only when the top of the soil is dry to the touch, then water thoroughly.
Cyclamen
It’s bright, vibrant blooms & interesting foliage make it a popular houseplant choice. They are a great holiday-time houseplant too - for you and/or as a gift for someone! Water once soil is dry to the touch, but be sure to water ‘from below’ so the blooms & foliage don’t get touched by the water.
Dieffenbachia
Large, showy foliage plants, available in many varieties that are versatile & adaptable to different lighting conditions. Prefers well-draining soil that is consistently moist, but not soggy.
Dracaenas
Bright light loving plants that come in many different varieties, but Marginata is the most popular. Great in small containers or in larger tree form.
Euphorbia
A very large genus of plants that have many different varieties with many different unique looks to them - be sure to abide by care specific to your chosen variety. Most are very easy to care from & suffer more from over-care than from neglect.
Ficus
A popular choice for homes & offices, largely due to its stature as a tree & pleasant look. Prefers bright indirect or filtered light, needs watering when the top of the soil is dry to the touch & high humidity - mist regularly or place it on a pebble tray. Avoid drafty areas like commonly used doors or windows.
Ficus Ginseng
An interesting looking bonsai plant with a chubby trunk & smooth, lush green leaves. A great choice for bonsai beginners. Prefers lots of bright, indirect light, no drafts & doesn’t like to be moved around. Likes humidity, mistings help, and water when soil is dry to the touch. Can be toxic to pets, so be careful.
Fittonia
Also known as Nerve Plant, these interestingly veined plants come in a few different colored varieties. They prefer medium, indirect light & require a very high, constant humidity. They make excellent terrarium plants.
Gardenia
A very lovely, but finicky, fragrant plant. Be sure to give it bright light, moderate humidity & watch your pest control to get the best results from this beautiful houseplant. Provide water when soil is dry to the touch. Be aware that it does not like to be moved around, so find it a home & let it settle in.
Ivy
These bright light loving plants come in many different varieties. Perfect for hanging baskets or high places where it can cascade down to the ground.
Jasmine
Many varieties have a lovely, intoxicating fragrance, freshening up any stale smelling room. Delicate, white flowers bloom for a long time making this a must-have houseplant.
Lipstick Plant
Also known as Aeschynanthus radicans, they have unique colored flowers that look like lipstick pushed out of a tube. It likes medium light conditions & high humidity. Stressing a lipstick plant by allowing the soil to dry out encourages it to bloom.
Money Tree
Also known as Pachira aquatica, it has beautiful slender leaves & a unique braided trunk. Many people believe that they bring good luck & financial success. It is relatively low-maintenance, like bright, indirect light & medium-to-high humidity. It is also a great air purifier!
Peperomia
These plants are all about the foliage! They are best highlighted when grouped with other plants. Prefers bright, indirect light & to get watering just about right, allow the soil to dry at the top & then water thoroughly - much less during winter.
Phalaenopsis
This ever-popular houseplant, also know as an Orchid, like fresh air flow for their roots & good drainage, which is why an orchid-specific pot is important. When in bloom, they need indirect sunlight, very little water & a mild, warm & somewhat humid environment. They are also a great air purifier!
Philodendron
A popular houseplant that is perfect for decorating uses due to its stylish, unique & tropical look. It likes well-draining soil, bright indirect light & watered when the top 2” of soil are dry. A must-have houseplant!
Pilea
A fun plant due to all the varieties available - large to small leaves, green to variegated, etc. They generally like medium light conditions & watering when the top two inches of soil becomes dry.
Ponytail Palm
Also known as Beucarnea recurvata, these are not actually palms but cute, low maintenance plants that have been popular for decades. A forgiving plant, it likes bright, indirect light best but will tolerate lower lighting conditions too. Treat it similarly to a cactus or succulent.
Pothos
Also known as Epipremnum aureum, it likes bright, indirect light & they are perfect for offices & bedrooms. They are arguably one of the easiest houseplants to grow & with so many varieties to choose from, they can fit any aesthetic.
Rhapis Palm
Also known as Bamboo Palm, it is a popular houseplant choice for homes & offices. Can tolerate a variety of light conditions but will grow best in brighter, indirect light. An easy to care for houseplant that likes rich, good-drainage soil & to be watered when the soil surface is dry.
Sago Palm
A plant that offers fun texture to any houseplant mix. Needs bright, indirect light, high humidity & watering once the surface of the soil has dried out.
Sanseveria
Also commonly known as Mother-in-law's Tongue or Snake Plant, they are one of the most popular & hardy houseplants. Widely used as an architectural decor element with its stiff, upright leaves that range in height. They are very easy to care for, like low light conditions & have few bug issues. So easy, anyone can grow it!
Schefflera
Medium to high light loving plants that can be grown in containers or in larger tree form. A popular, easy to grow option.
Senecio
A very large genus of plants that all have succulent-like stems & unique foliage. Most are fast-growing plant with cascading vines that are great in containers or hanging baskets. Likes bright light & water when the soil feels dry to the touch, but don’t allow it to remain bone dry.
Spider Plant
Also known as Chlorophytum, these medium to bright light loving plants are easy to grow, adaptable & durable. They are a popular plant that does well in hanging baskets due to its trailing nature. Also a great air purifying plant too!
Stephanotis
Also know as Madagascar jasmine, they are loved for their beauty & scent, this tropical-looking vine has stunning dark foliage paired with showy white blooms. A finicky plant that does not like to be moved around, requires rich, loamy soil that retains constant moisture & to never have soggy roots.
Succulents
Very popular indoor plants that are perfect for gift-giving. They come in a wide range of colors & varieties, making it incredibly easy to fall in love with many of them! They prefer bright light (a mix of direct & indirect) and only need a light water every so often - wrinkled leaves indicate it needs more water. They are easy to grow & low maintenance, making them perfect for beginner growers.
Syngonium
Also known as Arrowhead Vine, that tends to grow quickly under the right conditions and is great for hanging baskets. Prefers bright, indirect light and needs a well-draining soil mix as it is prone to root rot. Likes high humidity.
Tradescantia
Commonly known as Wandering Jew plant, they have beautiful & colorful foliage. It is easy to grow & adds unique color to your indoor spaces. Needs bright indirect light (without enough light they get “leggy”) & slightly moist soil (water at roots to avoid leaf rot). Likes to be misted frequently & its long, vining tendrils to be pinched back -roughly a fourth of the plant, to encourage branching & increased fullness.
Yucca
Makes a bold statement in any indoor space. Prefers partially shaded, bright indirect light & well-draining soil.
ZZ Plant
A great beginner plant! Also known as Zamioculcas Zamiifolia, it can tolerate different light conditions and will grow faster the brighter the light. Base your watering off of the lighting conditions, i.e. less light = less water, medium light = medium water & lots of light = frequent water.
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