Re: Plants for a bathroom
MC, I also think succulents might be good. There are lots of ones in lovely little pots, buy a few and line them up if it's all going to be skirting board level.
Failing that some 'faux' succulents, then you can wash any (cough) splatters when using the loo
Or what about those 'air' plants.... can't think what they're called, but they don't need watering I think, and are small.
Originally Posted by
Longdogs
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Ah, cat friendly means that a
Peace Lily is out of the question which is a shame because they seem to love the humidity. We do have a Peace Lily in out bathroom but the cats are not allowed near it.
The only other thing I can think of is some kind of succulent which seem to do well, something like a
Christmas Cactus. Not really trailing though.... Will have a think.
Peace Lily and Christmas cactus made me chuckle for a small space Dingy.
Mum years ago had a Christmas cactus that was just about dead. She was going to throw it out, but I said I'd see if I could do anything with it.
I lived in a flat then so put it on the only available space, the toilet cistern. (No window ledge).
Over the years it grew and grew, flowered beautifully through various house moves until finally, I had no room for it
Can't remember what I did with it then
Same thing with the Peace Lily, but that was in various lounges in various house moves, and grew quite large. Ended up giving that away.