Dracaena

The Dracaena comes from a large family of 120 various types. You may also know the plant with its grand name, the Dragon's Blood Tree. The Dracaena owes this nickname to the red resin of the plant.

An advantage of the Dracaena is that the plant is extremely air purifying. The plant also removes harmful substances from the air.

The Dracaena is not very difficult to keep alive. The plant only needs water when the soil feels dry. Position the plant in a dark corner, and you have a perfect plant living its life.

Sansevieria

The Sansevieria, also known as the Snake plant, is a pretty popular indoor plant. The Sansevieria family originates from Africa, Madagascar, and South Asia.

Sansevieria plants bless its surroundings with superior air purification. Plus, it doesn't require a lot of attention either!

Sansevieria plants are perfect for people that are away from home a lot, or those who are not very good at taking care of indoor plants. The Sansevieria is the perfect starter plant for someone who doesn't have any indoor plants.

Yucca

The Yucca comes from dry and arid Central America. In Central America, the Yucca is familiar with the sun. Due to this, the plant needs a spot with a lot of sunlight.

Yucca plants are straightforward plants and easy to take care of. It only requires a small amount of water every 1,5 weeks. In the winter, it just needs water when its soil is parched.

Zamioculcas

The Zamioculcas, also known as the ZZ plant, is a robust indoor plant with impressive endurance. This surprising amount of endurance comes from the vessels in its leaves.

The Zamioculcas originates from Kenya, Zanzibar, and Madagascar, giving it the stamina it has, climate-wise.

It’s an easy plant to take care of. Although you’ll still need a balance on how much you take care of it. If you don't take care of it or give it too much time and attention, it will start to flower. The flowering is a bad sign; that means something needs to be changed.