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For the person who's guilty of forgetting to water your plants, the ZZ Plant (also known as a Zamioculcas Zamiifolia) is for you. Only needing water roughly every three weeks, this plant is very popular among travelers and those who aren't home often but enjoy plants when they are.

Two plants for the price of one, this fast growing set includes a philodendron heartleaf and a neon prayer plant. While they can adapt to a low light environment, you will see the best success when they get bright light. Each plant comes with its own set of needs—the neon prayer plant requires frequent watering and prefers to stay moist, whereas the philodendron heartleaf needs water when the soil is about half dry.

Known for being fast growing, this tropical plant needs space as its leaves turn into long ribbons and vine out. Monsteras have a tendency to climb in their natural habitat, so give it a plant stake or other climbing pole to support it as it grows. If you want to achieve that indoor jungle feel, this large monstera will do the trick.

To really transport yourself to the tropics, opt for the towering bird of paradise. It will thrive in a sunny spot, but you'll need to carefully water to maintain moist soil without making it too wet. Like the monstera, this plant likes a humid climate, so mist the leaves regularly between waterings.

A common choice for first time plant owners, the fiddle leaf fig has distinct, beautiful leaves and grows very tall, but not bushy. Our guide to caring for your fiddle leaf fig will help unlock your full plant parent potential.

Did you know that jade plants are a type of succulent? Succulents are a popular gift and easy to care for, just be sure to keep them away from pets. If you need tips caring for your jade, we've also created this guide for growing succulents.

Requiring very little watering, a cactus will help you feel like you're living in the desert, minus in the sweltering heat. If you're someone who likes to expand your plant collection, Prickly Pear Cactus grow pads can be propagated every six months.

Money trees are plants of the world. This tropical plant with palm-style leaves is native to Mexico, northern South America, Taiwan and across East Asia. Feng shui practices celebrate money trees, claiming they reduce anxiety, help with sleep and bring good luck and prosperity.

In their natural habitat, Guzmania-type bromeliads get their moisture from rainwater and water vapor, so be sure to keep the center vase of your plant filled halfway with water to keep this plant growing. Don't fret if your gorgeous yellow flower begins to fade, the beauty of this bromeliad is that as the mother plants die, they're replaced with new, colorful pups.

A natural air purifier, this bushy plant is a popular choice for offices and plant owners looking for minimal maintenance at home due to its infrequent watering needs and bushy, vibrant fronds.