Growing plants indoors is like keeping goldfish—some are challenging, but these 10 are the "goldfish" of houseplants: easy to grow and forgiving of missed waterings. Selected by Sunset garden staff, professional growers, and interior plantscapers.
Low-light plants thrive near east- or north-facing windows; bright-light plants prefer dappled sunlight, not direct sun.
Tough and drought-tolerant. Glossy dark green leaves 1–2½ ft long, 3–4 in wide; may reach 3 ft tall. Variegated forms available.
Sculptural form with erect stems to 12 ft. Spiky leaves up to 2 ft long, ½ in wide, glossy green with purplish-red margins. 'Tricolor' (rainbow dracaena) has a gold stripe.
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