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ZZ plant -

Also known as the "eternity plant," the ZZ plant (zamioculcas zamiifolia) can survive with very little sunlight. Plus, it's also drought resistant!

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Chinese evergreen -

The trick with Chinese evergreens is that the darker the leaves, the more light they want. So if you have a really dark space, grab a variety with lighter leaves.

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Dracaena -

With over 50 varieties, dracaenas prefer bright, indirect sunlight, and are a natural air purifier!

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Cast-iron-plant -

This plant is a slow grower, but very hard to kill. Just make sure you don't over-water it.

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Monstera -

Also known as the "Swiss cheese plant," this natural purifier will give your space a tropical feel.

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Silver queen -

Durable and pretty, do keep in mind that they’re cold sensitive. So place it in a spot that doesn't get drafty.

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Parlor palm -

These tall plants prefer medium, indirect light and can even thrive in artificial light. Also, don't water unless the soil is dry, or you might kill it!

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Weeping fig tree -

This indoor tree needs an occasional trim and routine watering. It's definitely an elegant touch to your space!

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Panda plant -

Named for its silvery-white, fur-like hairs, panda plants definitely favor shade. Let the soil dry out between waterings.

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Staghorn fern -

Also known as "antelope ears" or the "elkhorn fern," its unique leaves make it a great decor plant. However, it can't survive just on artificial light, so place it in a room with natural, indirect sunlight.

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Dragon tree -

Another version of the dracaena, the dragon tree is almost impossible to kill. But make sure it isn't in direct sunlight, because that could damage it.

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Snake plant -

Better known as the "mother-in-law’s tongue," this plant is extremely popular and super durable.

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Peacock plant -

The peacock plant prefers indirect sunlight, but it also needs frequent watering.

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Sword fern -

This luscious green plant likes humid climates, so place it in your bathroom or regularly spritz it with water.

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Japanese sago palm -

This easy-to-maintain indoor plant brings a summer feeling into your home!

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Peace lily -

Not only do these flowering plant love shade, but they actually like for their soil to dry out between waterings.

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Prayer plant -

Named after their leaves that fold at nightfall, like praying hands, be sure to keep this plant in a humid area.

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Elephant’s ear -

Native to the Philippines, the leaves can easily burn, so be sure to keep it in a shady spot.

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Dumb cane -

A very popular houseplant, it is, however, a poisonous plant. Keep it out of the reach of pets and children, and don’t touch the sap.

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Creeping fig -

An enchanting plant that's extremely easy to maintain, just let its soil dry out between waterings.

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Maidenhair fern -

This elegant plant likes frequent watering with distilled water, and needs bright but indirect sunlight.

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Lucky bamboo -

These fun bamboo plants make the perfect gift, and they can be grown in water or soil!

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English ivy -

Place your ivy near a trellis or wall where they can climb. It will look super charming!

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Rattlesnake plant -

Known for the unique leaves, remember that this plant prefers humid environments. Be sure to water regularly.

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Bromeliad -

Not only does this tropical plant dislike sunlight, it prefers humid climates. So place it in your bathroom or your kitchen.

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Spider plant -

Extremely easy to grow, place your spider plant on a window sill, or try it in a hanging basket!

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Peperomia -

With over 1,000 varieties of peperomia, be careful not to put them in direct sunlight, or else their leaves will burn.

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Philodendron -

Also known as the "sweetheart plant" for its heart-shaped leaves, all varieties prefer bright, indirect sunlight.

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Bird’s nest fern -

With a center that resembles a crow’s nest, a bird’s nest fern is a fun and unique houseplant.

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Umbrella palm -

This plant thrives best in shady, boggy spots. Therefore, place its pot over a tray of water, so it can have a constantly moist substrate.

Sources: (Real Simple) (Gardening)

See also: Common plant diseases and how to beat them

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