Westmount at Forest Oaks, the premier apartments in Arlington TX, is committed to making sure that our residents can live their best life! By taking advantage of our tips and tricks, we hope that you can easily maintain—and even improve— your normal routine.
Speaking of your normal routine, you may be the type of person who has incorporated plant care into your daily to-list. And, we don’t blame you! Plants are a perfect, budget-friendly way to liven up your apartment home, while also cleansing the air supply in it and boosting your mood.
If you’re hoping to beautify your bathroom with some greenery, however, it can be tricky with the high humidity levels and low light conditions. You do not want to stunt the growth of your plant babies, after all! Fortunately, these four species of common house plants thrive in these sorts of conditions, making them ideal for your bathroom – no matter how small it might be. Check out our suggestions below, courtesy of your favorite apartments near Six Flags Over Texas.
Spider Plant
They’re a classic for a reason! Spider plants are always in style, which is great news if you’re looking for a bathroom plant that will withstand trends. Spider plants are easy to grow and adapt to low light levels. For best results, keep them slightly moist during spring to summer, and a little drier in winter.
Maidenhair Fern
If you’re looking for a delicate, lacy look, turn to Maidenhair Ferns. These plants love high humidity, making them perfect for situating next to your shower. Bright, indirect light and constant moisture are your best bets, if you want to keep the Maidenhair Fern in tip-top shape.
Boston Fern
Boston Ferns are typically high-maintenance – unless you place them in your bathroom. That’s because this type of fern thrives in humidity. Because they also require a lot of light, they’ll do well near a bathroom window. Keep a broom handy, too – they drop leaves often, so you will want to pick them up, as needed.
Peace Lily
Lilies add a timeless touch to just about every room. So, why not inject some classic style into your bathroom with a Peace Lily? They’re low-maintenance, and despite seeking out moderate to bright light, peace lilies adapt well to low light levels.