Spider plants are honestly some of the easiest houseplants around. Just give them bright indirect light, water them every 7 days or so, and stop fussing.
Snake plants are basically the houseplant equivalent of a roommate who doesn't need much. Keep it in low to bright indirect light, water it every 3 weeks.
Schefflera is forgiving. Give it bright indirect light, water when the soil dries out, and stop fussing with it, and you'll be fine. That's really it. The.
Rubber plants are actually pretty hard to kill once you nail three things: bright indirect light, watering around every 10 days, and just leaving it be.
Ponytail palms are honestly one of the easiest houseplants you can own. They want three things: decent light, water on a schedule, and to be left the hell.
Polka dot plants are surprisingly easy to keep alive. Seriously. You just need three things: decent light, water on a schedule, and the good sense to stop.
Cyclamen actually isn't that fussy. Give it decent light, water it regularly, and stop fiddling with it, and you're basically done. Everything else is.
Pilea peperomioides is honestly one of the easier houseplants to keep alive. It wants three things: proper light, consistent watering, and to be left the.
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