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Subject: Re: bathroom shower plants
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Date: Tue, 21-Jan-86 12:41:00 EST
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Matt,
Almost (there are a few that grow underground, etc.) all plants need
light of some sort.  So, if you are serious about wanting no care
plants in the bathroom you could try silk plants -- dust them once
in a while.  If, on the other hand you are willing to put a little
more effort into it you could either use artificial lighting (cool
white works fine) or rotate the plants into the bathroom for a week
or so at a time with the rest of the time being spent by a window
with more light.  Boston ferns, African violets, certain types of
oxalis, and philodendrons are some good candidates.  Keep on trying
until you find something that you are successful with.

"OOPS, I've KILLED another FERN" arnie