A reader wanted a low‑light plant for a windowless bathroom near a cat litter box to absorb odors, possibly moving it to light 1–2 days/week.
All houseplants are tropical and require a location bright enough to cast a shadow during daylight hours. One or two days of light per week is insufficient.
Herbs need bright light and don’t mask litter odor effectively.
Frequent litter box cleaning by the owner + a passive air deodorizer (e.g., Air Wick) in the room.
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