Dracaena Gold Star
+ If you live a high-maintenance life always on the go, out at all hours you need an
"easy-going, low-maintenance plant, like the Dracaena.
+ The Dracaena is great, it can easily adapt to different light environments, though it's best to keep it away from direct sun.
+ It can deal with indoor temperature and season changes better than others. When it comes to purifying the air, though, the Dracaena Marginata Plant is your best bet.
Philodendron Green
+ In the right indoor conditions, the philodendron’s heart-shaped leaves and trailing vines can grow to over 10 feet long. This makes it a great plant if you've got high shelves, or want to add a hanging planter to your home decor.
+ it's incredibly easy to prune and propagate if you prefer a more compact shape," she adds. It's also one of the easiest houseplants to grow.
Aloe Vera
+ Aloe vera plants are not only pretty and sturdy but keeping one around has an added benefit: Snap off one of their leaves, and the thick gel-like sap makes an excellent balm for sunburns!
Snake Plant Laurentii
+ It's a low-maintenance plant that's known for surviving droughts, making it perfect for newbies living in almost any environment.
+ The snake plant prefers bright light, it can survive lower light levels.
Peace Lily
+ Large, shiny leaves and thin white flowers make this plant a stylish choice for any living room or bedroom. You'll find that Peace Lilies tolerate low to moderate light conditions, though they'll bloom best in bright light.
+ Between waterings, it's best to let the soil completely dry out.
Monstera Deliciosa
+ Large-leafed philodendron plants, including the monstera deliciosa, were shown to be one of the most effective at reducing air pollutants.
+You only need to water a monstera deliciosa every one to two weeks, letting the soil dry out between waterings.
+ It's perfect if your place doesn't get direct sunlight—all it needs is a spot that receives bright to medium indirect light.