What's a tree(s) that can live in low light indoors? I need them for my birds.

There's the Trump Maple. (it grows best in rust belt states)  

The Best Indoor Trees for Low Light

Dracaena. Dracaena in hallway of home. ...
Cast Iron Plant. Aspidistra in home office. ...
Alii Ficus. Dining room with ficus tree. ...
Chinese Evergreen. Chinese evergreen leaves. ...
Kentia Palm. Kentia Palm on floor of home. ...
Parlor Palm. Parlor Palm trees in living room.

https://www.hunker.com/12496083/the-best-indoor-trees-for-low-light

nnaybe a christnnas tree without lights

https://www.commercialsilk.com/artificial-trees/large-artificial-trees?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIo92J1OOa3wIVgRh9Ch2AsQ9BEAAYAiAAEgI7T_D_BwE

I don't know but gorgeous image there!

:)

:P

This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at December 13, 2018 10:16 AM MST

Here ya go:



https://www.perchfactory.com/bird_floor_stands/wood_floor_bird_stands.htm

You really want the pan beneath. If you don't know why, you'll find out.

A silk one.

Merry Christmas!  :)

if you want a real.live tree, I'd start by asking my local florist.....then go online & research it......Im no expert, but it seems to me there'd be no such thing....as trees always thrive in sunlight,don't they?  but what do I know? LOL
:-)

A burning Bush or an Ash tree are no longer effected by de'light ..:)

The first thing to consider is what kind of birds. The limbs have to be just the right size to fit the talons. You probably need sand paper on the underside of each limb to keep talons from growing too much. Either that or provide some rocks to roost on. Some roosts have limbs directly below other limbs, and the birds won't perch there because they don't want to get pooped on. Think like a bird before you buy.