Air plants do not need direct sunlight. However, bright indirect light is best because it will encourage the plant to spread its beautiful leaves. The leaves of an air plant may look like they are underwater, but in actuality the air plant absorbs moisture from the air to survive.
Author: Cactusway Team
Aloe Vera, a member of the succulent family, which also includes cacti, doesn’t need direct sunlight to grow. It can thrive both indoors and out, as long as the climate brings warm days and cool nights. In fact, aloes that have been inside for several months should be acclimated to the outdoors before being placed in direct sun.
These plants do not like direct sunlight. Instead, they prefer indirect light or shade from nearby trees. If you have a lack of living space, the String of Dolphins is a great way to add greenery and some color to your home.
Most varieties of palm prefer to receive full sunlight throughout the day, but the Madagascar palm is slightly different. While one of its care requirements includes plenty of bright, indirect sunlight (it can’t tolerate direct sunlight for long stretches), it adapts well to semi-shaded environments. If you find that your plant does not seem to be thriving in an area that receives little or no direct sunlight, you should move it to a brighter location.
Euphobia can enjoy full sun, partial sun or even full shade. Because euphobia is a tropical plant, it grows best in the warmest areas of your garden. Plant euphobia in moist but well-drained soil or potting mix and allow plenty of space for growth.
Monkey Tail can handle all day sun, but is more forgiving of some shade. It’s a low-maintenance plant, and will be able to deal with minimal watering once the roots have had time to grow.
The golden barrel is native from the North east coast of Mexico to Arizona and Texas. It grows in arid, rocky soil in desert and chaparral areas. The golden barrel cactus can grow to about 18 inches tall.
Haworthia, as a species, are very easy to grow and can tolerate neglect. Haworthia are drought tolerant. Haworthia require strong sun for flowering and healthy green leaves
Propagate your own Sempervivum! They’re popular, they’re easy to grow, and they come in a rainbow of colors. Here’s how to propagate your favorite Sempervivum using the ‘mother and daughter’ method.
Adenium plants need at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight per day and have a high tolerance for drought and other harsh conditions. So they are an excellent choice to grow in window boxes or any sunny area in your house.