A basement with no windows cannot support plants on natural light alone. However, several species survive under fluorescent lights (not incandescent) placed within 4 feet, running 6–8 hours daily.
These plants grow slowly, need little water, no fertilizer, and no repotting. Over-caring kills them. A single plant won't significantly improve air quality, but it can teach a child responsibility.
Fungus Gnats in Pothos: Identification and Control
Identifying a Tall, Hardy Houseplant: Yucca elephantipes (Spineless Yucca)
Rescuing an Overwatered Mystery Plant with Bamboo-Like Stems
Avocado Plant Troubles: Seed Rot, Pests, and Watering
Identifying a Smelly Succulent: Sedum or Echeveria
Identifying and Propagating Oregon Grape Holly (Mahonia aquifolium)
Killing Thorny Pasture Weeds Without Harming Cattle or Grass
Rescuing a Spider Plant from a Seashell: Potting, Light & Water Fixes
Tabletop Plants for Narrow South Window (Seasonal Light)
Dealing with Mold on Houseplant Soil: Drainage, Perlite, and Watering Fixes
Mailing Live Plants Safely: Asparagus Fern from Canada to Kentucky
Chihuahuan Desert Seed Heads: Narrowing Down the Possibilities
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