Not every home is blessed with the big sunny windows that plant lovers want, right? Let's be real.

But just because you don't have a highlight environment does not mean that you cannot fill your home with thriving plants.

And actually, some of the most rewarding and beautiful houseplants are ones that do well in low light.

That's why I'm so excited to bring back this episode of the Best of Growing

Joy replay series. It's an episode with Lisa from the house plant guru from a few years back

where we highlight the unsung heroes of the northern facing windowsills, the cozy apartments

with bad light. Lisa reveals her top low light plant picks what low light actually

means for your plants because let's be real, you need some light in order for plants to survive,

which we'll get into, and how to set your low light plants up for success, even if you don't have

the sunniest spot in town. So if you've ever thought your home was too dark for plants, or if you're looking at a dimly lit area of your home scratching your head, wanting to

bring plants home but not sure how to do it, listen to this episode. I hope it helps.

Welcome to the Growing Joy with Plants podcast, where we not only learn how to care for plants

successfully, but how to simply and affordably use our plant babies to cultivate more joy in

our lives by doing so. I'm Maria, former plant killer turned happy plant lady, author of

Growing Joy, The Plant Lover's Guide to Cultivating Happiness, speaker, podcaster, and most importantly, your new best plant friend. On growing joy with plants,

you'll find conversations about house plant care, gardening tutorials, and wellness through the

lens of plants. Plant care is self-care on growing joy.

Thank you so much for having me, Maria. I'm so excited.

I'm so excited to have you on the show because I feel like low light is an issue for so many people. So many of us live in apartments like myself. I only have windows on one side of my

apartment. The majority of my space is low

light. It's a problem most of us have. It's a reason why most of us kill plants because we don't know any

better. And I'm so excited to have you to guide us through how to enjoy our low light spaces and bring

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