
More Forgiving Plants
Find familiar houseplants in trailing, upright and leafy forms, including pothos, ZZ plants and selected Philodendron and Syngonium. The range offers different growth habits and care routines for indoor rooms.

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- Growth: Trailing vines, upright stems and compact foliage plants.
- Light: Options for medium and bright indirect daylight, with species-specific needs.
- Watering: Some plants tolerate longer drying periods; others prefer steadier moisture.
Everyday houseplants
Epipremnum aureum grows into a trailing or climbing vine, and ZZ plants develop sturdy, upright stems with glossy leaflets. Syngonium adds leafy growth that can be kept compact through pruning. The collection also includes patterned Maranta and Alocasia with more particular moisture and warmth requirements.
The best choice depends on the light and space available. Compact plants sit easily on shelves, while longer vines need room to trail or a support to climb. More substantial foliage plants develop wider crowns and need space around their leaves.
Check moisture below the surface before watering and allow excess water to drain. The drying period varies with the plant: ZZ plants often need longer gaps, while actively growing tropical foliage may need water sooner. Our houseplant watering guide explains the signs to look for.






































































