What type of plant grows without sunlight?

Question

I have a tote with dirt in it and no sunlight can get in it and it is in a shed and it has a plant growing in it.

Answer 1

Plants with stores of carbohydrates like potato tubers can grow for a period without direct light once their dormancy is broken. Once planted the warming soil triggers the tuber to grow new sprouts up through the soil using starches stored in the tuber from the previous year. This is why potatoes can grow under the sink without light.
This can happen with bulbs, like tulips, and rhizomes, like irises, also.

Answer 2

Plants like one of three conditions: mostly shade, some shade/some sun, or full sun. If you go to a garden center or do some research on the internet, you can find which plants are okay with shade. Your gradening store will be the best at knowing that plants that grow well in your area.

Answer 3

Weeds can grow anywhere. I had some old containers that had some dirt in them in a shed all winter, I went to pull the containers out and there are little weeds popping up.

Answer 4

Mushrooms, moss, hanging plants (the require actually a little sunlight)... Or some illegal ones that I shall not name here.

Answer 5

Mushrooms.

Answer 6

Peace Lilies require very low easy as nicely as maximum varieties of ferns and vines. they are all woodland backside flowers or perhaps in the wild have canopies of leaves to guard them from easy.

Answer 7

Fun Guy

Answer 8

look under a rock and see whats growing.

Answer 9

gum tree, or hanging plants

Answer 10

weeds; freeze dry those shrooms