Dieffenbachia is genuinely one of the easier houseplants to keep alive. It wants three things: decent light, water that stays consistent, and to be left.
Crotons are honestly pretty chill once you figure out their three non-negotiables: bright light, steady watering, and not fussing over them constantly.
Creeping charlie is genuinely easy to keep alive. Give it the right light, water it consistently, and stop fussing with it. That's it. Everything else is.
Boston ferns are actually pretty straightforward once you know what they want: bright indirect light, water every 4 days (give or take), and basically.
Christmas cactus is honestly one of the easier houseplants to keep alive. It wants three things: decent light, consistent watering, and to be left the.
Chinese evergreen is stupidly easy to keep alive. All it wants is decent light, water on a schedule, and for you to stop fussing with it. Everything else.
Calathea rattlesnake is actually one of the easier houseplants to keep alive, as long as you nail three things: medium indirect light, water every 5 days.
Calathea orbifolia is genuinely one of the easier houseplants if you nail three things: medium indirect light, watering roughly every 5 days, and then.
Calathea medallion is actually pretty forgiving, as long as you nail three things: medium indirect light, water every 5 days or so, and resist the urge to.
Bromeliads are honestly pretty hard to kill once you nail three things: light, water, and not fussing with them constantly. Everything else is just.
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