What is a good indoor plant that's attractive to the eye and needs no sunlight?
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A cactus is good.....you only need to water it once a week, and doesn't require too much sunlight to grow well and beautifully.
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heliophobe?\n\n(Plants probably don't belong to this catagory because they need sunlight for food.)
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Anything with plants would be easy to do.  You can study just about anything... photosynthesis, plant hormones, genetics.  For example, you could design an experiment to determine which color of light will grow the tallest plant.
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I have a Texas ranch style house with stone tile floors. Cacti and succulents, especially very large ones, and very small ones, can make a wonderful presentation.  A large old jade plant can be very nice center-piece in a sun room. Milkbush, several feet tall, can add an airy calmness to a patio entrance. Pick interesting forms. A few dolichothele, echinocereus, rebutia, desert cacti in a miniature assortment or by themselves also can add that "quaint" and scarse quality of a walk through a desert. (There is nothing. Then you see something.)\n\nThey are very easy to grow. Have fun.
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If u want something easy u can make a rpleca of the solar system. U can by those foam balls and spray paint them. Or u could do an experiment on two plants giving one sunlight and no light to the other. But still feed and water them.
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Hi again, spiderlover!  Thanks for your vote for my best answer.  You are very welcome.\n\nMy favorite flower is a Lady's Slipper.  A number of them grow each spring between the horse's pasture and the woods, just over the stone wall.  They are fragile, look like orchids, and I believe they are protected.
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Any good florist will be able to tell you that. I know carnations, roses, and most greens (ferns, ivy, baby's breath) are always in season. I would go with carnations, very inexpensive and can be turned any color you want
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http://www.naturephotosonline.com/npo_main.htm\nit has real picture\nand they also pretty
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basil\nmint\nindian gooseberry\nneem\nturmeric
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Coral long stemmed Roses or Orchids!!! <~~Beautiful.
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A large plant and/or tree.  A prism hanging in the door will capture light and transform it into a beautiful and colorful light show.
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It is Cupressus macrocarpa. Goldcrest - Lemon Scented Monterey Cypress. This is the ideal plant for the centre of a planter over winter, which will be quite content in such a situation for many years. Very versatile, it can even be trained in to an exquisite topiary form. It the summer, it's scent will help deter mosquitos and keep knats at bay. All in all a lovely, small and easily managed tree for for the patio, or in the open garden.
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The Philodendron tolerates low light and  prefer a medium light range for the best growth indoors.So medium low intensity halogen life is sufficient for it's survival.
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All plants need sunlight for the process of photosynthesis, which is one of the ways the get their "food."  Therefore, no green plant will grow in a dark cellar.
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low glare non-fluorescent true color would be the ideal, I like neodynium bulbs myself.
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You might need an interior designer.  If you can't afford one, I'd say you need to go as close to natural lighting as you can.  Get full spectru, bulbs and keep the windows free of clutter.  Carpets should be low pile, so as not to harbor all kinds of grotty things.  Vacuum it EVERY day.  Plants like ferns are best.  Nobody should get sick from them. Shelves are best if adjustable.  Technology is very important.  Be sure to have al program that accesses other libraries so you can borrow from them (Inter Library Loans.) \nAll the best.
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Homeostasis.\n\nFor more specifics about plants look at the bottom of the second source.