What flowers do well indoors?

Question

I want to put some in my room.

Also,my room gets medium to low level lighting.

Answer 1

When choosing plants for a particular indoor location, you must assess the light and temperature that the plant will be exposed to. Also be aware if it's a location subject to draft conditions.

If the plant is a flowering plant it may require certain conditions in order for it to repeat flowering.

I would say that light is probably the most important factor in indoor gardening. Most indoor plants are classified by high, medium and low light conditions.

The following are a list (by no means complete) of plants which are good starters for indoors:

Aspidistra elatior - Cast Iron Plant
Crassula argentea - Jade Plant
Dieffenbachia amoena - Dumb Cane
Ficus elastica - Indian Rubber Tree
Sansevieria trifasciata - Snake Plant

Answer 2

If you are able to place your plants close to the window so they get some natural lighting, I agree that African Violets should do well for you. If your plant is going to be placed a bit back from the window, perhaps a Spathophilium. It is available in a solid green leaf as well as a varigated variety, so even when it is not flowering, it is still an attractive plant for low light situations.

Answer 3

Flowering:
Gardenia
African Violets
Orchids
Begonias
Peace Lily
Christmas Cactus

Non flowering:
Philodendron
Spider ivy
English Ivy
Jade plant
Various Cacti
Pitcher plant
Venus fly trap

Answer 4

Impatience seem to do well indoors! I have two pots that I have wintered for two years now! They are huge !!! I put them on my front porch during the summer and in a south facing window during the winter!

Answer 5

Ones that the stores sell indoors or say "Indoor Plants"

Answer 6

ivys usually do well indoors, i like englisg ivies, be sure to hang them up though.

Answer 7

African Violets, and they are really pretty, and come in several colors.