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Here is a link that might be useful: low light thread

In addition to looking for low light plants through the recommended thread, consider 'rotating your crops' periodically (grin). Most low-light plants will persist for some time in truly low light, but they won't thrive. Consider having several low-light plants that can be rotated in and out of lighter areas to give them some sun time.

Every month or so, pull the ones that have been living in the dark, and put them closer to a window. Pull the ones that have been recouping near a window into the darker rooms, and let them tough it out for a while.

This works well for me, and my main living area is effectively sunless and dark, unless lamps are turned on.