If you want these six trees to be happy and healthy indoors, give them as much light as possible. They may even appear on some low-light houseplant lists, despite the adverse effects they face under those conditions. There are also several indoor trees that, no matter how popular they are or how lovely they look, should not be grown in low light under any circumstances. If you have a room with only a small window or have used up all the space next to your bright window for your fussier plants, these six trees are ideal. While most trees would normally prefer as much bright indirect sunlight as possible, these plants either maintain their growth or don’t show any signs of stress in darker corners. There are several potted trees that grow well indoors, and a few of those can even handle lower light conditions. Towering over furniture and in tall corners like no other decor can, indoor trees are the ultimate houseplant statement piece.Īs established plants with deep root systems and several years under their belts, they are also relatively easy to care for – even when it comes to light requirements. Amidst the houseplant craze of the past several years, many indoor gardeners have graduated from struggling to keep a single pothos alive to mastering multiple plants at one time.Īs we houseplant parents slowly build up our collections, there is one feature almost everyone cannot miss out on in their homes – indoor trees.

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