ZZ Plant: The Plant That Thrives on Being Ignored
The glossy, slow-growing plant that thrives on being ignored. It tolerates low light and weeks without water thanks to its water-storing rhizomes; overwatering is the only real risk.
The glossy, slow-growing plant that thrives on being ignored. It tolerates low light and weeks without water thanks to its water-storing rhizomes; overwatering is the only real risk.
A tough, sun-loving desert plant with sword-like leaves that treats your sunny window like a resort. Full sun, gritty soil, and rare watering are all it asks.
A fast-growing umbrella-shaped tree that tolerates a wide range of indoor conditions. Bright indirect light and letting the soil dry slightly keep it full and leaf-drop-free.
The braided-trunk 'money tree' that is pet-safe, fast-growing, and forgiving. Bright indirect light and watering when the top two inches are dry keep it from dropping leaves.
A tall, architectural dragon tree with red-edged leaves that tolerates medium light and infrequent watering. Fluoride in tap water is the main cause of brown tips.
The coin-leafed 'pass-it-on' plant that constantly produces pups. Easy in bright indirect light with well-draining soil; rotate it often or it grows sideways.
A smaller, vining Swiss cheese plant that trails or climbs, grows fast, and forgives almost everything. Bright indirect light and chunky soil keep it holey and happy.
The iconic split-leaf climber that tolerates beginner mistakes, grows fast in bright indirect light, and only asks for well-draining soil and a moss pole to climb.
A fast-growing, wildly colorful foliage plant that thrives in bright indirect light, likes its soil kept moist, and roots from cuttings in a glass of water. Perfect for beginners who want instant drama.