How to Care for Tradescantia Zebrina

Tough, stylish, and nearly impossible to kill — Sansevieria (aka snake plant) is a bold, low-maintenance houseplant that thrives on neglect. With its dramatic, upright leaves and striking patterns, it adds instant flair to any space. Perfect for beginners and busy plant lovers alike, this resilient beauty grows almost anywhere and asks for almost nothing in return.

The ultimate indoor jungle statement, Monstera deliciosa is famous for its iconic split leaves and laid-back attitude. With the right mix of light, warmth, and a little support to climb, it grows big, bold, and beautiful — bringing serious “wow” to any room.

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 Tiny but mighty, Rhaphidophora tetrasperma delivers tropical flair in a compact package. Its deeply split leaves resemble a mini Monstera, but it grows fast and climbs like a champ. Give it bright, indirect light and something to climb, and it’ll thrive with minimal fuss.

 Low-growing but high-impact, this trailing gem stuns with creamy yellow and green striped leaves. Tradescantia loves bright, indirect light and regular trims to stay full and bushy. It’s fast-growing, easy to propagate, and perfect for hanging baskets or ground cover in mixed pots.

 Crotons bring the drama. With fiery tones of red, yellow, and green, this bold beauty lights up any sunny spot. It’s a bit more high-maintenance than your average houseplant, but with bright light and consistent watering, the color payoff is worth every bit of effort.

 Effortlessly charming and famously easy to grow, spider plants are the MVPs of low-maintenance houseplants. Their arching green-and-white leaves and baby “spiderettes” make them perfect for hanging baskets and instant plant parent pride. Just give them bright, indirect light and the occasional drink — they’ll do the rest (and multiply while they’re at it).