“They’re perfect for almost any home.”
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Those are pothos, snake plants, andZanzibar Gems.
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However, they can get dusty.
Their care requirements are simplejust be sure to change out their water every three or four weeks.
Knight says all you have to do is gently roll them between your fingers.
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This reshapes them and they can continue growing in their happy watery home.
“They are much easier to keep but still give off that leafy look.”
Rubber plants can grow up to 10 feet tall and display large, shiny, dark green leaves.
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“It’s almost impossible to neglect.
Perfect for beginners, they can cope with very low light and a month or more without water.”
The better you look after them, the better they’ll look.
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This is another plant that looks best with occasional dusting, too.
Boston Fern
There’s something whimsical about having forest-dwelling ferns inside of your home.
“If you love ferns, give aBoston ferna chance over maidenhair,” says Sons.
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“Its more robust in the event of occasional neglect.
While you might reach for a classic mother-in-law’s tongue, Knight says to think twice before you do.
Something like a whale fin or Hahnii variety could be an even better option.
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