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Zamioculcas zamiifolia · 3", 4", 5"

Waxy leaves that store water. The most forgiving plant we sell.

Dracaena trifasciata · 4", 5"

Grows upward, not outward. Takes a whole radiator winter without complaint.

Haworthia fasciata · 3"

Palm-sized. Wants one bright sill and to be left completely alone.

Chlorophytum comosum · 4", 5"

Sends out babies you can pot up and give away. Good on a high shelf.

Pilea peperomioides · 4", 5"

Round coin leaves on thin stems. Splits into new plants every spring.

Crassula ovata · 3", 4"

Thick coin leaves on a woody trunk. Becomes a small tree if you wait.

Epipremnum aureum · 4", 5"

Trails off a shelf in any light. The plant that grows while you ignore it.

Philodendron hederaceum · 4", 5"

Soft heart-shaped leaves. Reliable in the darkest corner of the flat.

Aspidistra elatior · 4", 5"

Named for what it survives. Broad blades, no demands, no drama.

Aloe barbadensis · 3", 4"

A bright sill, a burn on the hob, and one leaf to snap off.

Ficus elastica · 4", 5"

Big glossy leaves on a single stem. The one plant a small room needs.

Ceropegia woodii · 3", 4"

Thread-fine trails of marbled hearts. Best hung in a bright window.

Hand-blown glass · 11 cm

For the cuttings your Pilea will give you. Sits on a sill and does the rest.