These easy-to-like plants look lovely in hanging planters or trailing across the top of cabinets.

They’re also relatively simple to propagate if you’d like to have a few at home.

If you don’t yet have one in your own plant collection, it’s worth considering.

Living room filled with plants

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Jade Plant

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After a houseplant with an ultra-long lifespan?

The jade plant is it.

These hardy succulents can live up to 70 years, so dedicated plant parents can cherish them for decades.

frontal shot of a snake plant in a pot

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It’s alow-maintenance plantbut needs ample light and occasional fertilizing.

Lucky Bamboo

Lucky bamboo is a fun plant to have around thanks to its vertical stalks.

Oftentimes it’ll come in unique growing patterns, too.

Golden pothos trailing in front of a brick wall

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Nail down its care requirements and this tropical addition will thrive indoors.

The prayer plant will exceed expectations.

It grows quickly and does best in areas of your space that don’t get bright, direct sun.

Heartleaf philodendron plant with heart-shaped leaves hanging over planter stand

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It’s another classic that won’t give new plant parents too much grief.

They’re adaptable and can handle a wide range of light and water conditions.

Peace Lily

For more flower power in your home, consider getting a peace lily.

aloe plant

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It’s another plant that is easy to have around once you know its requirements.

It’s also possible to braid its trunk!

The flat leaves make for an interesting-looking pick for your indoor area.

Jade plat on top of a white bedside cabinet

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They also grow quickly and are easy to propagate (just be sure to wear gloves).

String of Pearls

Fun-shaped plants always invigoratean indoor garden.

The string of pearls can do just that thanks to the bulbous leaves that hang off its vines.

Lucky bamboo in a blue container on a desk beside a cup of tea

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However, the longevity of this little plant and its fun pearl-like leaves comes down to propagation.

If you stay on top of this, you’re able to keep it alive for years.

They take their time growing but can become exceedingly large outdoors.

dracaena fragrans

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Inside, they’re manageable houseplants that are not too difficult to care for.

Echeveria

Thispurple-to-green-hued succulentis a popular houseplant.

Although it has specific needs (like getting the watering schedule just right), it’sbuiltfor neglect.

prayer plant

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Underwatering is usually okay and fertilization is rarely needed.

Their small size is perfect for planters on ledges and terrariums.

That’s rightthey can bloom year-round.

Monstera deliciosa in a woven basket on an apartment floor

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It does appreciate humidity, so a humidifier or misting of its leaves is always helpful.

Just be aware that this pretty plant is toxic to pets.

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