Has medium water requirements. Even consistent moisture is ideal. Alocasia like to partially dry out between waterings, but they do not like to be soggy.

A fern can be a great way to liven up an indoor space. Many of us are finding ourselves spending a lot of time in our home office, and little greenery can help improve…

Prefers medium, indirect sunlight but tolerates lower light levels too. Bright direct sunlight can cause the stunning colours on their leaves to fade.

Croton plants develop their best colors when grown in bright light. As houseplants, they must be in a sunny window. They will tolerate medium light indoors, but won't keep vibrant colors.

Water your Dieffenbachia regularly, but not too often. Once per week or once every two weeks is usually the right time to water your plant.

Audrey prefers soil that is consistently and evenly moist, with small periods of drought between waterings. Allow the top 2”-3” of the soil to dry between waterings.

A variety of Ficus elastica, the rubber tree—a species of evergreen tropical tree native to east and southeast Asia. These belong to the fig family, Moraceae.

Commonly known as the fiddle leaf fig, this is a popular houseplant with green, leathery leaves with pale veins. Grows 2' to 10' tall.

Hypoestes grows best in bright, filtered light, but tolerates some sun. The plants have better color in partial shade than full sun.

As a houseplant, provide enough bright indirect light. But direct sunlight will scorch its leaves. It grows naturally in partial shade beneath the canopy of other trees.

The plant should be watered when the top 3-4 inches of the potting mix are dry. Water every 7-8 days in the summer and every 13-14 days in the cooler months.

Water about once a week. Water slowly but deeply using an overhead or bottom watering approach. Let your Monstera almost dry out between waterings.

Prefers soil that is lightly moist, with a slight period of drought between waterings. Water when the top 1” - 2” inches of the soil are dry, about every 7 - 10 days.

Peperomia obtusifolia, also called Marble Peperomia, originates from the Caribbean. It is a popular low-maintenance house plant. Marble Peperomia gets its name from…

Has lush, large green leaves with white or yellow pinstripes. It's a slow-growing plant that can reach up to 3 feet tall indoors if well cared for.

Moderate moisture needs. These plants do not like to dry out or have soggy roots. So frequent light watering is best.

Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Expect to water more often in brighter light and less often in lower light.

Thrives in bright but indirect light, however this plant survives in low and medium light spaces. Growth will be slower in these conditions but the plant should remain healthy.

Commonly known as the arrowhead plant, this houseplant has arrow-shaped foliage that matures into multilobed leaves.

Water every 2-3 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Expect to water more often in brighter light and less often in lower light.