6 Houseplants that will thrive in your bathroom

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Golden Pothos

Pothos can tolerate high humidity conditions and don't need a lot of light. They also don't require regular watering. They are considered fast growing. They do well in a hanging basket since the vines will get long as they grow. Their leaves are a mixture of green and yellow.

Spider Plants

Spider plants can thrive in a variety of conditions. This plant does not need a lot of water and does well with humidity. It is also considered an air purifying plant. It requires some sunlight in order to produce tiny plantlets. 

Air plants

These unique plants do not need roots to survive. They also do not need to soil. They love humidity. Soak them in water once every 2 weeks for 15 minutes to water them. They require very little light. A bathroom windowsill or shelf near the window would be perfect for this plant.

Begonia

Begonias love humidity. They do not need a lot of light and do well with bright indirect light. They can even do well with fluorescent lights. Begonias do well in bathrooms since they require daily dose of humidity or misting. Begonias are known for their leaves, but also bloom beautiful flowers.

Prayer Plant

Prayer plants love humidity. They like to be kept in a warm environment and will love the warm humidity created by the shower. They prefer to stay moist during their growing season. They also prefer bright indirect light. Too much light can cause damage to their leaves. Too little light will cause their leaves to curl. 

Snake plant

Snake plants require very little water and the stem from a shower will meet most of its water needs. Only water your snake plant if the top two inches of soil is dry. Snake plants like bright indirect light, but can tolerate some direct light. They can grow in shady or low light areas, but will grow more slowly.