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Known to be one of the easiest house plants to grow, the Marble Queen Pothos has lovely heart shaped leaves and growing vines that will quickly fill your plant shelf with beauty. Because it can thrive in low-light environments and with less-than-ideal watering practices, this very undemanding species is excellent for beginners or for anyone who is less than diligent about their plant care.

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Air plants, like this Bromeliad Summer, often have no roots and soak up nutrients through their leaves, making them an excellent option for anyone who forgets to water their plants or doesn’t have time to deal with soil issues. Just keep them in indirect light and give them a bi-weekly soak in your sink—but be sure to dry them upside down, so the water doesn't rot in the base.

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The Zamioculcas zamiifolia, better known as the ZZ plant, is another reliable house plant option for beginners. It can withstand all sorts of less-than-ideal factors, like infrequent watering or dry air. And, most importantly for apartment dwellers or those who live in other shady spaces, they can easily tolerate low-light environments. 

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Available in a number of different varieties, this cheery succulent grows straight up, which makes it a great choice for people with small spaces. Snake plants are also said to purify indoor air, so some folks like them for their supposed purification qualities too.

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This popular indoor plant, commonly known as the “Baby Rubber Plant,” boasts rich, green leaves and doesn’t require much upkeep. Plus, it brightens up the room without taking up too much space.

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Opuntia microdasys, commonly known as a paddle cactus, is a great indoor option for small spaces. “Cacti in general are slow growers, so smaller spaces won’t be overwhelmed by these more petite plants,” says Christina Stembel, founder and CEO of Farmgirl Flowers. “But where they’re lacking in size these mini cacti make up in looks—their paddles are covered in tiny white tufts that look like polka dots.”

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Ponytail palms are neither palms nor trees; they’re succulents where leaves grow from the top of the trunk similar to a ponytail (hence the name). “Ponytail palms are my favorite for our furry friends and I adore the look of the base trunk with the green leafy ribbons on top,” says plant coach Nick Cutsumpas.

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Known for their lipstick red (or dusky pink) lily pad–like blooms, anthurium are gaining traction on the list of best house plants. “They have a retro, ‘Mad Men’ vibe to them,” Erin Marino, founder of The Sill, says. “And the flowers are actually a modified leaf so the plant is in bloom year round.” Use your anthurium as an entryway or living room centerpiece, or add it to a green collection for a pretty pop of color.

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