The bathroom is usually the last place in the house where we think about putting plants, right? But it does not have to be that way. Like any other room, it is super receptive to a bit of nature.

As bathrooms are usually more humid and have less light and ventilation than other spaces, the most important tip is to look for plants that better adapt to these conditions.

Below, we list some and the precautions you need to take:

Fern

Preferably, place it in a high place so that the leaves grow free downwards. Water it frequently.

Cactus and succulent plants

Plants in these families need little watering (water the soil every two weeks) and indirect sunlight. They look beautiful mounted in an aquarium.

Dracaena trifasciata

It likes humidity, takes up little space and looks beautiful positioned in any corner of the bathroom. Water it once a week.

Aloe vera

Another wonderful little plant that will love the humidity in the bathroom so much that you will only need to water it every 3 or 4 days. It looks good in small pots on the sink.

Do you like this? Now just decide which plants you want to have in your bathroom!