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Light is an essential element to the growth of most plants, so choosing plants for north-facing windows can be a difficult task for indoor gardeners.
Not many house plants can cope with low light conditions, making it challenging to find one to liven up a room with no direct sunlight. Fortunately, the task is difficult, but not impossible. There are several options of plants for north-facing windows that can thrive in darkness or with little light.
Keep reading to find out which plants are suitable for lower light conditions and can bring beauty to your home.

Rubber plants are hardy houseplants that make a beautiful focal point in any home. If you’re lucky enough to have an abundant rubber plant, it may be a good idea to propagate it to create another one for another window of your home or share them with your friends and family. Luckily, rubber plants are as easy to propagate as they are to grow and often have a high rate of success.
Keep reading to learn how to propagate rubber plants through three different methods so that you can create more of these hardy houseplants to decorate your home.

The Burgundy Rubber plant, also known as the Ficus Elastica, is an indoor plant with rich glossy leaves that range from dark red to almost black. The foliage of most burgundy rubber plants is a deep, rich red that turns almost purple under low light.
This plant is native to many parts of South and Southeast Asia. Over the years, it’s become naturalized in the West Indies and the Southern United States. Today, it is a popular house plant that can be a centerpiece in any room.
Keep reading to find out more about the burgundy rubber plant and learn how to grow and maintain this beautiful house plant.

The Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree makes an impressive centerpiece in any room. Its unique long shape and abundantly large leaves make this dramatic plant an attractive choice for plant lovers.
Take special care of these plants, especially when it comes to choosing the right soil. Choose the wrong soil for your Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree, and you’ll find that your plant might suffer.
Keep reading to learn more about the importance of soil for Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees, and find out what some of the best soils for your favorite plant are.

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