Asparagus Fern

This fluffy plant tolerates a lot more abuse than other ferns — thanks to the fact that it’s technically not a fern. Asparagus setaceus adapts to both bright spots and darker corners. Keep the soil moist and it’ll thrive.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

These trendy trees have more than just lush foliage going for them. Their hardy disposition can adapt to most bright locations (minus direct sunlight). Water generously in the summer and slow it down when winter comes.

Guiana ChestnutGuiana Chestnut

More commonly known as money tree,” Pachira aquatica frequently features a braided trunk. You’ll want to stick it in a spot with bright, indirect light and water frequently — its native habitat is a swamp

Chinese Money Plant

Here’s another plant with fortuitous associations, although it also goes by the adorable nickname “Pancake Plant.” It prefers a shady spot (or winter windowsill) and weekly watering

Yucca

The recipe for a happy yucca is easy: Sun, sun, and more sun. Water sparingly and plant in a deep container to prevent the top-heavy woody stems from toppling over.

African Violets One of the most popular houseplants in the world, this flowering favorite blooms several times per year. Keep it thriving in bright but indirect light with moist soil. 

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