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  • 10 Low Maintenance Houseplants You Or Your Friend Cannot Kill

    Perfect for the forgetful BFF
    by Esquire Philippines .
10 Low Maintenance Houseplants You Or Your Friend Cannot Kill
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  • Here’s a living, breathing gift you can give to your friends this Christmas or yourself! Plants are the easiest way to give your home a new look without a lot of effort on your part. With all your to-dos, these gorgeous, low maintenance houseplants can be your next stress-relievers. Emphasis on "low maintenance."

    Low-maintenance indoor plants

    We’ve put together a list with the easiest (and most aesthetic) plants to take care of: minimal sun, water, and soil requirements. Even your most irresponsible friends can’t possibly kill these. And if they do, then that’s perhaps a sign you shouldn’t trust them with your kid? Or dog. Or goldfish.

    Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum aureum)

    These plants propagate easily despite its need for low light.

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    Prayer Plant (Maranta leucono)

    It is called a Prayer Plant because their leaves fold up at night like they are praying!

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    Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema)

    The Chinese Evergreen does not need a lot of watering but plant enthusiasts say it can purify the air of your home.

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    Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)

    The Peace Lily (plant aficionados call it the drama queen for its giant leaves) is known as an air-filtering plant for the home.

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    Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae)

    You can place a Bird of Paradise plant in direct sunlight. It also bears a bright orange flower that resembles a bird in flight. 

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    Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera deliciosa)

    It is also referred to as a monster because of its holes! Avoid putting it where it gets strong direct sunlight. 

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    Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)

    This succulent, also popularly known as the lucky plant or money tree, can take three to four hours of direct sun through a window.

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    ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)

    The extracts of the roots of this low-maintenance plant are said to be potential source of antioxidants. 

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    Cigar Plant (Calathea lutea)

    When in full bloom, this plant's flowers are shaped like lit cigars thus the name. Warning: it can grow really tall!

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    Polka dot Begonia (Begonia maculate)

    Keep this in partial shade so you don't burn the beautiful polka dot leaves!

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    This story originally appeared on Esquiremag.ph.

    *Minor edits have been made by the SmartParenting.com.ph editors.

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