Plants

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There are a few things that can take your home to the next decor level, whether you’re an interior design master or still use the same furniture you shared with your college roomies.

Perhaps the easiest way to upgrade your home decor vibe? Snag some indoor plants. Before you get nervous, you should know that you don’t even have to be a plant expert to be able to flaunt some gorgeous greenery in your space. As a plant parent myself, I’m here to tell you that there are hundreds of options you can shop for online to find the house plants that are most compatible with your lifestyle and living space. But before you start your indoor plant search, consider a few factors.

From long, trailing vine-y house plants to ones with blooming flowers, indoor plants make amazing housewarming, congratulatory, and birthday gifts, too. See below for the 25 best indoor houseplants:

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BEST HOUSEWARMING INDOOR PLANT GIFT

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The ZZ plant is amazing since its drought tolerant. In some cultures, it’s believed that this plant invites friendship and prosperity to the space, making it an amazing housewarming gift.

2

BEST INDOOR PLANT FOR BATHROOMS

Bird’s Nest Fern

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You may think you have too many indoor plants until you realize there’s a whole other room that could use some love. The uniquely-shaped bird’s nest fern thrives in medium, indirect light and a humid environment, so it’ll thrive next to your shower.

3

FASTEST GROWING

Spider Plant

$65 AT PLANTS.COM

A fun fact about spider plants? These fast-growing shoots produce smaller ones off to the side that you can then replant. Also, they thrive best in partial, indirect sun: Easy enough, right?

4

CUTEST

Peperomia

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The best part of the peperomia is that it can handle pretty much any level of sunlight, so it’s not off the market for you if you’re not blessed with sky-high ceilings in your tiny studio apartment. It’s a cheerful little plant that may even give you a few flower spikes once a year.

5

MOST RESILIENT

Chinese Evergreen

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One of the easiest plants to keep alive in the winter, the Chinese Evergreen is pretty much that…evergreen. It does well in low light and can even survive if you forget to water it sometimes. Plus, its gorgeous, thick leaves add a pop all year round.

6

BEST SECRET SUCCULENT

Pothos Jade

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A type of succulent, the jade plant looks like a mini tree, so it adds a burst of greenery to your home, especially in the winter months, where bare branches can make us all a bit low. It does well with temperature variations and less frequent waterings, making it a winner for the colder months.

7

BEST HANGING PLANT

English Ivy

$39 AT BLOOMSCAPE

Its lush, trailing vines make the English Ivy one heck of a hanging houseplant. It’ll brighten up your walls with its pretty green hue, as long as you remember to water it on occasion.

8

BEST FOR A PET-LESS HOME

Dracaena Marginata

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$76 AT THE SILL

This pick can be toxic to pets, so if you have a furry little loved one at home, skip it. For everyone else, this is one of the easiest plants to care for, since it can thrive just fine in hardly any light.

9

TINIEST

Air Plants

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$42 AT THE SILL

What’s more low-maintenance than a plant that doesn’t need soil? All you need to do is dunk these tiny babies into water for a few hours at a time every seven to 10 days or so. Voila!

10

BEST SMELLING

Coffee Plant

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$40 AT THE SILL

Okay, it may not replace your daily coffee run, but this pretty plant smells heavenly, and is super forgiving in low light. It does tend to get dry, though, so make sure you water it regularly!

11

TALLEST

Parlor Palm

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You’ll feel like you’re in your very own tropical garden when you buy a Parlor Palm. And since you only need to water it once every couple of weeks, it’s much easier to handle than flying to the rainforest.

12

MOST LOW MAINTENANCE

Hoya Macrophylla

The Wax Plant gets its name from its thick, waxy leaves that hold water, so you don’t have to worry about not watering it enough. Perfect for those plant parents who tend to get a bit, uh, forgetful at times.

13

MOST FESTIVE

Christmas Cactus

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Looking for a plant that thrives on neglect and has fun colors that go above and beyond regular old green? The Christmas Cactus is your best bet. It normally goes on sale right before Thanksgiving, and can be kept either in or out of the house, depending on your preference.

14

LOGEST LEAVES

Ponytail Palm

$79 AT BLOOMSCAPE

With its funky, tendril-like leaves and resilience in the face of drought, this fountain-like plant is a fun addition to any home. It requires very little care, but has a festive look to it.

15

TRENDIEST

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The Fiddle Leaf Fig needs to be watered only every two weeks in the summer and once a month in the water, thanks to its natural dormancy cycle. You’ll love its broad, vibrant green leaves too.

16

LUCKIEST

Lucky Bamboo Spiral

Another great option that can grow without soil, simply place the bamboo in a vase full of water, with some pebbles or coins at the bottom (for luck, of course). Then, all you have to do is replace the water once a month.

17

BEST INDOOR MULTITASKING PLANT

Aloe Vera

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Also called “The Healer Plant,” aloe vera is the ultimate multitasker. Not only will it brighten up your home, but you can also use it in your skincare routine. It’s super low maintenance—simply keep in a bright, sunny spot to keep it alive.

18

BEST INDOOR FLOWERING PLANT

Peace Lily

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If you have experience keeping indoor plants alive (congrats!), it may be time to add a peace lily to your house plant mix. They require just a little bit more TLC—just ensure the soil is moist (not soggy) at all times, and you’ll have beautiful, blooming lilies in no time.

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BEST LOW-MAINTENANCE INDOOR PLANT

Snake Plant

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Tend to kill any flowers your friends buy you within a couple of days? I hear ya. Snake plants are a low-maintenance plant known for surviving droughts, making them perfect for newbies living in almost any environment.

20

BEST LARGE INDOOR PLANT

Dracaena Gold Star

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$199 AT BLOOMSCAPE

Another easy-going, low-maintenance plant, the Dracaena Gold Star can easily adapt to a wide range of low to high light environments. It’s an easy, fun way to dress up that awkward empty corner in your space by (literally) putting some life in it.

21

BEST HIGH LIGHT INDOOR PLANT

Rubber Tree

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Some people don’t like the boho chic vibe of extremely leafy plants, and if you’re one of them, you’ll love this compact rubber tree. It needs plenty of bright light and likes to have lots of empty space around it (same, tbh).

22

BEST TRENDY INDOOR PLANT

Monstera Deliciosa

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You’ve probably seen a lot of these trendy monstera deliciosa (say that three times fast!) plants all over Insta and at your trendy friend’s apartment, because they give off tropical vibes no matter where you are. Simply water it every two weeks and you’re set to go.

23

BEST VINED INDOOR PLANT

Marble Queen Pothos

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$46 AT THE SILL

I mean, with a name like “Marble Queen Pothos,” this indoor plant makes an amazing gift for the VIP friend in your life. It starts out small, but its trailing vines can grow to be over 11 feet long, even indoors with low light and dry air. It’s a great one to hang up far away from your pets, too.

24

BEST INDOOR PLANT FOR FENG SHUI

Money Tree

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Popularly used in Feng Shui, there’s a solid chance you may recognize this plant. Those long, pointed leaves will give any home a cool, calming, tropical feel.

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