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This popular houseplant has stunning foliage and is known for its distinct red veins and variegated leaves, which often trail over the edge of the pot. Trailing houseplants are the ideal addition to the home; boosting its appearance as well as the lives of the occupants!
Realistically for bathroom space and as an indoor plant, they are kept much shorter than this with semi-regular pruning. It is extremely tolerant of drought and can survive long periods without being watered, making it very easy to care for. 12) Burros Tail It is tolerant of neglect, requires infrequent watering and a location that is bright but doesn’t usually receive direct sunlight (which may scorch the leaves of the plant). 14) Red Herringbone Of the three main types of begonia (fibrous, rhizomatous and tuberous), the most appropriate for the bathroom are the fibrous and rhizomatous types. Callisia repens (also known as ‘Turtle Vine’) is a succulent with beautiful cascading leaves that will trail out of its growing container.
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We’ll guide you through some of the best houseplants for bathrooms with options for sunlight-filled and windowless rooms alike. 1) Spider Plant Although they tend to prefer bright light, they can handle life in low light conditions with less humidity, if required. Again, due to their native home, there’s a delicate balancing act in place when growing and taking care of a fern; be sure to provide moist compost without overwatering, and stay away from watering the plant itself. 4) Pothos Unlike other plants in this list, orchids will need regular daily care, with misting required daily when they’re not dormant.
The bird’s nest fern is a delightful green leafy plant that enjoys moderate, indirect sunlight as long as it’s in a warm and moist environment. While it might not strictly be classed as a ‘trailing’ plant, the characterful foliage will grow outwards and often spill over the edges of its pot. Here’s a few more notable mentions for trailing houseplants that bring a range of benefits to your home: 8) English Ivy For example, the ‘Green Hill’ species simply needs some frequent indirect sunlight, whereas the Purple Spiderwort is a durable choice of indoor plant that can survive in temperatures as low as -4°C, making them perfect for colder rooms in the house and the winter months. When grown in their native areas of Madagascar and Mauritius, the Dragon Tree grows up to 6m in height! 6 Dracaena reflexa var. angustifolia. (n.d.). Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. Retrieved October 30, 2023, from https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:77189099-1
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Depending on the variety you choose, this plant generally thrives in bright spots indoors and outdoors alike.
Although there are plenty of species of fern to choose from, the bird’s nest fern or Asplenium nidus is particularly suited to bathroom environments. Leafy and green in appearance, the plant (also known as ‘Devil’s Ivy’) has heart-shaped leaves with touches of light green, yellow and white hues. The Dracaena or ‘Dragon Tree’ is a beautifully tall addition to any house. With stiff, tall leaves, they’re notoriously easy to grow indoors and perfect for green-thumbed beginners. While bathrooms aren’t always the brightest areas of the home, there are a number of beautiful trailing houseplants with easy-maintenance that bask in regular or direct sunlight to grow. 5) Aloe
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This plant does require more regular watering than other options but it is important to keep the soil moist but never waterlogged. Overwatering is a common issue, meaning you should always allow the topsoil to fully dry out before watering your Turtle Vine. Introducing Trailing Plants Choose a south-facing windowsill that avoids direct sunlight for this plant to thrive. 15) Monstera
The Goldfish Plant owes its name to the many tiny yellow flowers which bloom in a shape reminiscent of small orange fish. In Trinidad & Tobago, there is not enough data to determine a preference between "trialing" and "trialling". With the right care (and plenty of bright, but indirect, sunlight) your plant should bloom heavily in the summer months. 19) Turtle Vine However, begonias with foliage will need a sunny location away from direct sunlight to grow. 3) Bird’s Nest Fern
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Green and spiky in appearance, aloe plants in the wild can grow up to heights of 100cm tall, although the varieties for indoor use generally max out at heights much shorter than this. A succulent which is easy to grow indoors, this plant has a unique trailing appearance with long threads of ‘pearl’ shaped foliage. Although requirements vary by species and plant size, generally the plants in this article are relatively wilt-proof; with the ‘trailing’ aspect forming part of the look! Best For Bathrooms The ones we’ve mentioned in this article are generally quite low-maintenance, and provide a range of benefits from brightening the home to cleaning the air around you. An effective cleanser, the plant was another participant in the NASA study where it was scientifically proven to break down formaldehyde and benzene from the air, which can make their way into the household from detergents, cosmetics and even wooden furniture! 8 Wolverton, B., Douglas, W., & Bounds, K. (1989, July 1). A Study of Interior Landscape Plants for Indoor Air Pollution Abatement. NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS). Retrieved March 27, 2023, from https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930072988 10) Peace Lily
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