A popular houseplant for good reason—handsome leaves and a growth habit that’s easy to style. The foliage is the main feature, and it pairs well with other tropical houseplants for a layered look.
Bright, indirect light suits most indoor plants; avoid strong midday sun where possible. Water when the compost is partly dry and ensure the pot drains freely.
A versatile houseplant that works well on its own or mixed into a larger plant display.
A good choice if you’re happy to keep an eye on light and watering. A moderate grower under good conditions. Generally regarded as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Still best to discourage chewing, as any plant material can cause mild tummy upset.
