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Bedroom Plants
Is it safe to keep a plant in the bedroom?
Yes, with no worry at all. At night, plants release a tiny amount of CO₂, nothing compared with a person sleeping beside you. Some, like the snake plant or the orchid, even release oxygen at night. Sleeping surrounded by plants is perfectly safe.
Which plant should I choose for a low-light bedroom?
The ZZ plant, snake plant (sansevieria), pothos, cast-iron plant and dracaena compacta all cope very well with low light: safe choices for a north-facing bedroom or one where the blinds are often closed.
Which plant for a slightly humid bedroom?
Ferns, pothos, snake plant and palms enjoy a slightly humid atmosphere and take up some ambient moisture through their leaves. The effect stays modest: they complement good ventilation rather than replace it.
Which air-purifying plant for the bedroom?
The snake plant, dracaena, pothos, kentia palm and ficus are reputed to filter certain indoor-air compounds. The purifying effect stays limited in a real room, but their foliage freshens the mood as much as the view.
Which low-maintenance plant for the bedroom?
The ZZ plant, snake plant and cast-iron plant are nearly indestructible: modest light, occasional watering, nothing more. Perfect for a room you don't keep an eye on daily.
Is a money tree (pachira) a good bedroom plant?
Yes. The money tree, or pachira, is happy in soft light and easy to grow indoors. Valued in feng shui for the serenity it evokes, it settles naturally into a bedroom.