More commonly referred to as snake plant, the highly structural growth habit of Sansevieria complements any living space and is incredibly easy to grow and care for. Water when soil is dry throughout, about once a month. Sansevieria like to be pot bound, so until they are practically busting out of their container they do not need to be replanted.

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ZZ is easy! The ZZ plant has thick, upright stems with glossy, alternating, dark green leaves. Just like the snake plant, it tolerates drying out. Water about once per month on the same schedule as Sansevieria.

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Birds Nest Ferns aren't as fussy their frondy friends. Water 6" plants every 7-10 days. Check smaller plants weekly for watering. Bonus! Bird's Nest Ferns are also a pet safe plant.

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Pothos, trailing Philodendrons, and Scindapsus are known for their gorgeous heart-shaped leaves. This group of plants prefers bright, indirect light but tolerates low light conditions quite well. Water when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch. Trim and prune to keep a shapley appearance.

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This popular houseplant is easy to care for and fun to grow. Water every 7-10 days or when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch. Propagate by plucking off baby offshoots. Spider plants frequently produce tiny, white flowers. Spider plant are also a great pet safe selection!

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The distinctive, slow-growing plant has a bulbous base called a caudex which can store a massive amount of water. Funky foliage resembling a ponytail gives this plant its common name. Water when mostly dry. Place in bright, indirect to medium light.

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This group of ferns is known for their flat, plate-like foliage. Their shield-like fronds act as a protector of the plant’s roots. Staghorn ferns are often grown as a mount but can also grow in soil. Place in bright, indirect light, an east facing windows is great. Water or soak at the sink every 7-10 days.

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This group of plants is the perfect place to start a collection. Peperomia are available in a variety of leaf shapes and colors and are all fairly compact. Water when half dry. Place in medium to bright light.

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Bromeliads are epiphytes and native to warm climates where they can be found growing on trees, rocks, and other hosts. Bromeliads collect water in nature by way of their cupped leaves. In containers, it’s best to water the soil to avoid rot. Place in medium light, but tolerant of low light too.

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The more we learn about orchids, the more we learn to love them. Often thought of as a difficult plant to care for, orchids offer tremendous beauty, flower power, and longevity.

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The Fiddle Leaf Fig will forever remain the indoor plant champion of the world. Perfect for big windows of streaming bright light. Water consistently when the top several inches of soil are dry to the touch. Wipe leaves often to keep them clean and shiny. Prune to control height.

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This statement floor plant is popular for its large, attractive leaves and vase shaped form. Each new leaf unfurls from the base of the plant showcasing gorgeous blue-green foliage. Place in bright light and water well every 7-10 days or when the top several inches of soil are dry to the touch.

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Monstera is a relatively easy, fast-growing, and forgiving group of indoor plants. They are best known for their beautiful leaf shapes that become fenestrated as they mature. Place in medium to bright light. Water consistently when the top several inches of soil are dry to the touch. Plant with a moss pole to aid in support.

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For decades, Hoya have been a favorite among plant collectors. Long tendrils of distinctly variegated foliage love to hang and climb. When it's time to water, soak thoroughly and let drain, then let the soil dry out before watering again. Place in medium to bright light. Added bonus, hoya are non-toxic and safe for pets.

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Philodendrons are an amazing group of plants, likely one of our favorites. The vast array of form, structure, and variegation have us swooning every time a new variety hits the greenhouse floor. Known for ease of care and adaptability, philodendrons tolerate a range of conditions but like most plants will take all the light they can get! Water when the top several inches of soil are dry to the touch.

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