This one truly lives up to its name: its leaves grow up to be 2-3' wide, slowly taking over your house and your life. The holey leaves aren't edible but the fruit is.

Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings, approx. once a week

Prefers bright indirect light

A classic indoor house plant. You've probably seen him in an Ikea showroom. Very low maintenance and likes shade, sorta like a house cat.

Allow soil to almost dry between waterings, approx. once every 3 weeks

Prefers low light and shaded areas

Untrue to its name, this guy will stay loyal to you and your family, providing you with fresh, unpolluted air.

Allow soil to dry between waterings, approx. once a month

Prefers indirect light

Had its 5 seconds of fame. Believes in the name of the Good Lord and will birth hundreds of babies. Looks like Lotad.

Keep the soil moist between waterings in the summer, approx. once a week

Prefers indirect light

A prick at first but soothing and calming once you cut and use its flesh get to know it better.

Allow the top 1 to 2 inches of soil to dry between waterings, approx. once every 3 weeks

Prefers filtered sun at midday

Often found undernourished and glued to inanimate objects, this girl's been through a lot, but she's very resilient. Treat her well and she'll bloom for you.

Soak the plant in room temperature water once every 1 to 2 weeks

Prefers indirect light; tolerates some direct sunlight but can dry out the plant