Collection: Easy-Care Plants

Low-maintenance plant picks you can grow with.

  • Fiddle Leaf Fig

    The design darling
    From $69
    On Sale
  • Bird of Paradise

    Paradise, delivered
    From $69
  • Money Tree Plant

    The OG good-luck tree
    From $69
    On Sale
  • Plant Of The Month Club

    Meet a new plant every month
    From $69
    Best Seller
  • Premium Potting Mix

    Nutrient-rich blend for healthy growth
    From $19
    Best Seller
  • Pothos Marble Queen

    The queen of houseplants
    From $69
    Best Seller
  • Large Majesty Palm

    Resort-level greenery
    From $99
  • Jade Pothos

    Classic green — always in style
    From $69
  • Mermaid Tail Cactus

    Wavy, whimsical, and wonderfully weird
    From $99
    New Arrival
  • Ponytail Palm

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
    Pet-Friendly
  • Ficus Burgundy Rubber Tree

    Your favorite bush, now a tree!
    From $129
  • Golden Pothos Totem

    Easy-care favorite taken to new heights
    From $129
  • Calathea Rattlesnake

    Choose your planter color
    From $69
    Back in Stock
  • Large Double Anthurium

    Heart-shaped blooms that last for months!
    From $129
    On Sale
  • Large Dracaena Lemon Lime

    Bold stripes, bright mood
    From $169
    Back in Stock
  • Yucca Plant Multi Stem

    Three tiers of bold, sculptural fullness
    From $169
  • Euphorbia White Ghost

    An heirloom in the making
    From $129
    Rare Plant
  • Baby Rubber Plant

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
    Pet-Friendly
  • Fairy Castle Cactus

    Choose your planter style
    From $79
    Back in Stock
  • Black ZZ Plant

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $99
    Rare Plant
  • Large Lady Palm

    A subtle statement plant
    From $79
  • Lipstick Plant

    Flower power, minus the fuss
    From $69
    Pet-Friendly
  • Peace Lily

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
  • Golden Pothos

    The ultimate beginner’s plant
    From $69
  • Moonshine Snake Plant

    Not your average snake plant
    From $69
  • Hoya Pubicalyx Hoop

    A trailing delight!
    From $79
    Pet-Friendly
  • Prickly Pear Cactus

    Southwest chic for any space
    From $79
  • Monstera Adansonii Mint

    A rare twist on a classic
    From $109
    Rare Plant
  • Satin Pothos

    Where green meets glam
    From $59
  • Classic Orchid Party Pack

    Gift-worthy or keep them all
    From $229
    Pet-Friendly
  • Bromeliad Vriesea Intenso Orange

    Long-lasting flowering houseplant
    From $89
    Pet-Friendly
  • Aglaonema Beauty

    An Aglaonema worth the spotlight
    From $79
  • Philodendron White Knight

    The quest for the all-white leaf starts here
    From $79
    New Arrival
  • Olive Tree

    The go-to tree for elevated interiors
    From $39 $54
    On Sale
  • Fiddle Leaf Fig

    The design darling
    From $69
    On Sale
  • Bird of Paradise

    Paradise, delivered
    From $69
  • Money Tree Plant

    The OG good-luck tree
    From $69
    On Sale
  • Growing Zone: 4-11 patio / 8-11 outdoors

    Meyer Lemon

    Store bought < backyard grown
    From $99 $109
    On Sale
  • Large Double Orchid

    Can bloom for months
    From $139
    Best Seller
  • Black Olive Tree

    Also known as the Shady Lady or Cloud Tree
    From $279
    New Arrival
  • Plant Of The Month Club

    Meet a new plant every month
    From $69
    Best Seller
  • Snake Plant Zeylanica

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
    New Arrival
  • Monstera Deliciosa

    Choose your planter style & color
    From $69
  • ZZ Plant

    Great for beginners!
    From $79

Easy-Care Plants FAQ

Are snake plants easy to care for?

Snake plants are a popular choice for beginner gardeners. The low-maintenance succulents can grow from just several inches to a few feet tall and can thrive even if they get a bit neglected. They grace many windowsills and apartments thanks to how easy it is to care for them. Snake plants can go a few weeks without water, but these plants do grow quicker in warm weather and fare better in indirect sunlight. There are many benefits to having a snake plant, including filtering the air and removing pollutants, and of course, the aesthetics. A word of caution though to pet owners: if you have dogs or cats, keep the Snake plants away from them as the plants can be toxic to pets.

How can I chose the right low light plant for me?

The easiest plant to care for is the one that fits your home's environment and lifestyle. Instead of trying to adapt to a specific plant’s requirements, choose one that will fit your needs. Consider your home’s sunlight exposure, temperature, and schedule. If your room doesn't get a lot of natural sunlight, select a plant that can thrive with little natural light, such as a cactus. If your home’s temperature varies or it isn’t in a warm climate, choose a plant that can tolerate the temperature. If you travel frequently, you’ll do better with a plant that doesn’t need to be watered often, such as a Snake plant.

What makes a plant easy to take care of?

Some plants require a copious amount of care and attention - others are more easy-going. Easy-to-care-for plants don’t need to be watered often and aren’t sensitive to temperature, humidity, and lighting changes.

What is the fastest and easiest plant to take care of?

Succulents are the ideal plants for beginners and the easiest to care for - as they don't require much care. They can go with infrequent watering and can handle some neglect. For a faster-growing plant, consider getting an aloe vera. You’ll only need to water the Bird’s Nest Fern once a week or two, and it fairs best in indirect sunlight. The Spider plant is another excellent choice for a fast-growing and low-maintenance plant. Its leaves can grow up to 18 inches long!

Low-Maintenance Plants

Contrary to popular myth, you don’t need a green thumb to be able to enjoy houseplants. While some plants require specific care, you can find many varieties of low-maintenance plants that are beautiful and easy for beginners to grow.

All plants need light and water, but some are more forgiving than others. Low-maintenance plants are sturdy and can tolerate a range of temperatures, limited sunlight, and infrequent watering. It’s just a small investment to reap the benefits of greenery.