Treehugger / Lesly Junieth. Any of the more than 670 air plant species might get the nod as the easiest shower plants out there. These South American natives don't need soil and can soak up most ...

Shower plants need at least some light to thrive, much like any houseplant. “You’re not going to be able to keep any plant alive in a shower unless they can get some sunlight,” Lalicata says.

Shower plants create a tropical, spa-like experience in the comfort of your own home with minimal care, too. Skip to main content. Lifestyle Health Shopping Fitness Food Beauty The Slow Shop.

The best part about shower plants is that even though they’re trendy right now, plants never go out of style. “It’s still going to look as beautiful 20 years from now,” Pliska said.

People pinning and re-pinning shower plants has been an increasingly popular trend for 2017 on Pinterest, and while at first we were like “wah?” now we’re reeeeeally into this idea.

Shower plants are all the rage as the latest way to bring the outdoors into your home, and we're so into it. We've been longtime advocates for stocking up on houseplants, ...

Plants can go almost anywhere in your home, even your bathroom.If you don’t have the wall or counter space for bathroom plants, add them to your shower with this easy DIY planter, made from a ...

Although eucalyptus plants aren’t ideal for growing in a shower (they don’t like moist soil), you can benefit from their aromatherapy and decongestant properties by gathering a bundle of fresh ...

We asked plant experts how to successfully keep plants in a shower, and which plants are best for this situation. Meet Our Expert Carlie Paluzzi is co-founder of BWH Plant Co. in Orlando, Florida.

Shower plants are a thing. You’ve seen online lists of tropical plants to keep in the shower and Instagram feeds of walk-in showers that are so full of tropical plants they look like large ...