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Low-Care Office Plants to Pair with Snake Plant

Snake plant (Sansevieria) tolerates drought but needs decent light. Define “low care”: low light or infrequent water? Light is critical—without it, any plant declines. Describe your office light (window direction, hours, obstructions) for tailored recommendations.

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