Their dark green leaves might be familiar to you as the large, potted plants that give many American offices a faintly tropical feel. Parlor palms are slow-growing and low maintenance. It tolerates drought well, making it ideal for forgetful office staff. Sansevieria is easy to grow and does well in offices with artificial lighting that’s on for most of the day, but withers in extra-dark rooms. It’s also known as snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue, probably due to its sharp look. This spiky, upright plant has pretty yellow lacing along the leaves. These low-light houseplants will thrive in your dim office area, helping you do the same. Luckily, not all plants need to be flooded with sunlight. You can use PlantSnap to identify plants in your office or impress office-mates with knowledge of ethnobotany and plant intelligence.īut what about when your office is north-facing, dark, or windowless? Even though these office spaces are exactly where you need a mood-lifting plant the most, they’re also where it’s hardest to keep a plant alive.
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