Araucaria excelsa Bright, indirect or early morning light is best. Do not allow soil to dry completely. Light:High Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Spathyphyllum sp Water this plant BEFORE it wilts, and it will do well! White blooms are a plus! Light:Low-Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium

Unique plants, many varieties. Check out Owl’s Eye and Watermelon Peperomia. Allow soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Dry Fertility: Medium

Beaucarnea recurvata Let soil approach dryness between watering. An easy-keeper in bright indirect light conditions. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Ficus elastica ’Decora’ An easy, fast-growing plant. Good for offices. Will tolereate a bit of sun. Allow the top of soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Saintpaulia ionantha Although these tough plants ’tolerate’ low light, they will benefit from artificial light when available. Light: Low Water: Low Fertility: Low

Chlorophytum elatum ”Baby” plants are easily rooted by pinning to the top of the soil with a bobbie pin! Require bright indirect light. Light: High Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Monstera deliciosa An old-fashioned plant, easy to care for. Do not overwater. Allow soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Low-Medium Fertility: Medium

Platycerium bifurcatum Keep outside under trees in summer. Can divide when they get too large to handle. Bright light inside is best. Light: Medium Water: Dry Fertility: Low

Tradescantia sp. Trim often to keep full. Cuttings root in water. Purple varieties require more light to keep color. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium

Ficus benjamina Known for dropping leaves if moved, but will grow new ones quickly. Trim tiny dead branches as needed. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Zamioculcus zamiifolia Easy plant that only requires water about once a month. May need to ”rejuvenate” in brighter light if in low light long. Light:Low-Medium Water: Very Low Fertility: Low