Windowsills are usually bright but small spaces, so tiny indoor plants work great, especially if they prefer direct sunlight. However, there are certain types of plants that do better on the windowsill than others.
“Opt for plants that have thicker a leaf or a waxy cuticle as they will be better adapted to tolerate higher temperatures and stronger light conditions,” Lisa Price, founder of Root Houseplants, says.
To help you identify the plants perfect for your windowsill, we rounded up several different species and varieties with help from an expert.
Meet the Expert
- Lisa Price is the founder of Root Houseplants, a plant shop in Liverpool, United Kingdom.
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