10 Best Houseplants: But For Your Bathroom!

Bamboo plants are perhaps the most fascinating plant species on this list. The roots of these plants are buried deep within several cultures and beliefs. Even as a houseplant, they offer a variety of benefits for your home’s decor and environment. But before you rush out to buy bamboo for your bathroom, there are a few things you need to know about the plant. First, clumping bamboo plants are far better than running bamboo, as they are not invasive and won’t take over your entire bathroom. Second, these plants are way better at producing oxygen, even when compared to most trees. And finally, some studies have shown bamboo plants can help remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs), resulting in a healthier indoor environment.

Aloe Vera, or as kids call it, the natural hair jell-producing plant. At one point or another, you must have heard of Aloe Vera. It’s a well-known plant which is also used in a variety of products across the world. But did you know it can be an incredible houseplant as well? For starters, the plant is basically drought resistant because of its water-storing capability. Plus, it acts like a natural air purifier – absorbing and eliminating formaldehyde and benzene from the air. And if you have allergies, this plant is known for its anti-inflammatory properties and may soothe airways for people with mild respiratory issues.

Don’t be scared of the name; it doesn’t have anything to do with a spider. Neither does the plant attract spiders – it’s been given the name because of its appearance. More importantly, the plant is known for purifying the air and minimal maintenance. So, it’s a perfect pick for folks who are new to plants or don’t have much time to fuss over maintenance. To top it all off, according to a study conducted by NASA, Spider plants removed 95% of formaldehyde from a sealed chamber within 24 hours.

As the name suggests, English Ivy originated in Europe and was subsequently spread across the globe by travellers. These plants are the kings of adaptability and can survive both with and without sunlight. Not to mention, English Ivy can be trained to climb up trellises or can be bunched up in a hanging basket. However, you should keep an eye on its growth as it can easily take over the space. Otherwise, it’s a beautiful plant which requires minimum maintenance and sunlight.

Do you like the palm trees surrounding the sandy beaches? Sadly, you can’t get those for your home without modifying the architecture. But you can get this Areca palm plant, which totally looks like tall palm trees. The added benefits include a graceful appearance and its air-purifying qualities. And the good news is these plants appreciate a humid atmosphere, making them a perfect match for your bathroom. What’s more, these plants don’t require much maintenance; just water them every two-three days.

Orchids have amazed and fascinated people for decades because of their symmetrical patterns and complex shapes. These plants are often associated with special occasions and can be expensive to procure. But the plant makes up for it by adding a touch of elegance to the space they grace. Even from a cultural standpoint, the plant is thought of as a symbol of love, beauty and luxury. Now, what makes it perfect for your bathroom is the fact that Orchids can grow in diverse environments, especially in a humid atmosphere like the bathroom. But these plants can be a tad bit tricky to maintain, so you should look into their care and maintenance before getting the plant.

No, it’s not the edible kind of asparagus! Though they are closely related to each other, these plants do not produce anything edible unless you are into eating houseplants. The plant offers an airy and graceful appearance through its delicate and feathery foliage. A particularly humid atmosphere is great for growing these plants and requires occasional watering, making a bathroom the perfect spot for the plant. The plant is also known for its ability to rid the air of formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene – which are often associated with headaches and breathing issues.

If you are looking for an alien-looking plant, this one cuts it really close – with large taco-sized dark green leaves and white spots scattered over it like drops of rain. The back of the leaves features an outlandish red hue, making the plant truly unique. These plants are diverse and can be grown in both outdoor and indoor settings. When kept indoors, it’s vital to remember, they thrive in humid conditions, making the bathroom a good place for the plants. Though begonia is relatively easy to maintain, some of its other species can be tricky to deal with.

If you are confused about why this plant is called cast-iron plant, you are not alone. Interestingly, the plant got its name because of its ability to thrive even in the harshest conditions – much like cast iron, eliminating the need for worrying about where to place the plant. If you are still uncertain about caring for a plant, this one is the safest bet. Still not convinced – get this! It can withstand temperature fluctuations, low light conditions and even forgives irregular watering. Basically, cast-iron plants are the Superman of the plant world – nothing can kill them.

If nothing else, these plants have the most imaginative names. One would think this is the most ferocious plant on the face of the earth. Unfortunately, that is not the case – not to downplay its beauty and elegance. The plant’s appearance is visually striking thanks to its elongated stem and spiky foliage. Like other indoor plants, dragon trees can adapt to most conditions and can survive at average room temperature. It’s also low maintenance, requiring occasional watering for the plant to thrive. Introducing this plant into your bathroom or in any other part of the home will give the space a dramatic and eye-catching look.