Yahoo Lifestyle 11 Indoor Plants That Are Almost Impossible to Kill
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11 Indoor Plants That Are Almost Impossible to Kill
Few things can brighten up a home quite like some indoor houseplants. But if you're not exactly an expert gardener and you have more of a black thumb than a green thumb, you might feel reluctant to introduce any indoor plants into your home. But there's no need to worry, as there are plenty of great indoor plants that don't require too much upkeep.
These are the best indoor plants for beginners, so your space can feel like a luscious green wonderland. Whether you want something leafy and green or something a bit more colorful, these house plants actually thrive within your home. Most require watering only once a week at most, which means you don't have to feel the need to babysit them or let them get in the way of your busy life. Consider taking one of these indoor plants home to start your life as a proud Plant Parent.
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Snake Plant
thesill.com
$34.00
If you're the type of person who kills every plant you touch, then maybe it's time to try a snake plant. They don't need too much light to thrive, and you only have to water every two to three weeks, according to the Sill.
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Chinese Evergreen
Costa Farms
homedepot.com
$56.35
Chinese Evergreens come in a variety of colors and they're great for people who tend to overwater their plants. They can be watered regularly, according to Home Depot.
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Asparagus Fern
amazon.com
$19.99
Asparagus ferns are pretty easy to keep alive indoors, and just require steady watering and some occasional misting since they like things a bit humid, according to Gardening Know How.
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Pothos
The Sill
thesill.com
$82.00
Pothos are a great houseplant even if you don't have a green thumb. They don't need too much sunlight, and they only need to be watered every one to two weeks, so they're pretty low-maintenance, according to the Sill.
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ZZ Plant
Costa Farms
homedepot.com
$17.73
The ZZ Plant is perfect for low-light apartments, and it doesn't require too much watering attention, which makes it a good fit if you're constantly on the go. But beware these plants are toxic for cats and dogs, so it's not a good fit for pet owners, according Houseplants Experts.
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Spider Plant
Garden Goods Direct
gardengoodsdirect.com
$23.95
Spider plants might sound a bit spooky, but they're a great addition to any indoor plant collection. They don't require too much water, and they're great for purifying indoor air, according to Garden Goods.
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Burgundy Rubber Tree Plant - Ficus - an Old Favorite - 6" Pot
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Chinese Money Plant
gardengoodsdirect.com
$18.95
Chinese Money Plants are known for their pancake-shaped leaves and their easiness to care for. They're a great plant for beginners, and they require water infrequently, according to Garden Goods.
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Aloe Vera
ArtandtheGarden
etsy.com
$8.50
Aloe Vera plants love to soak up some sunlight, and they don't need to be watered very often — every one to two weeks in the summer and once every couple months in the winter, according to Joy Us Garden. They also have amazing and useful properties, such as being able to use the gel inside to sooth burns.
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Phalaenopsis Orchid
Unbranded
homedepot.com
$22.25
If you're looking for something a little more colorful to brighten up your space, consider a Phalaenopsis Orchid. They're pretty easy to keep alive if you have access to sunlight, and they prefer humid environments so consider displaying them in your bathroom.
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Bird's Nest Fern
brecks.com
$34.99
These plants have easily identifiable ruffled edges on their leaves, and they can grow well in lower light. They're a little more involved than the other plants on this list, needing to be watered one to two times a week, according to the Sill.
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