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.

Certain plants don’t just survive in the shower—they thrive in there, thanks to humidity levels higher than the rest of your home. Here are a few examples of plants that would be very happy ...

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 ...

Other shower plants also help allergy sufferers and those with congested sinuses. Close. Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now. abc27 Evening Newsletter ...

According to Hello Giggles, the shower plant trend has become increasingly popular on Pinterest since the beginning of 2017, and people can't stop pinning and re-pinning the decor.

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including golden rain trees, moles, crape myrtles, tomatoes, short-day onions, camellias and plumeria.

Now, people who love plants have thought of a brilliant second use for Kmart’s $29 Telescopic Shower Caddy.. One woman took to the popular Facebook group Crazy Indoor Plant People Australia to ...

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 ...