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    Re: Plants in your BP room

    Quote Originally Posted by Pyrate81 View Post
    If you don't have any windows that allow light to come in, you want to go with plants that don't need a lot of light or natural light to survive. I have a couple snake plants in my apartment and something else which has a palm tree shape to it. For a hanging plant, I think a wandering jew is good for these environments as well. Look for various house plants that grow nice and don't need a lot of sunlight or care to thrive.
    Tradescantia pallida - good call. I've actually read about how this is good at improving air quality. I'll need to look moreinto it's growth requirements.

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