16 Stunning Plants We Can't Beleaf We Didn't Buy Sooner

The Pink Anthurium ($68) is one of the longest blooming houseplants. How pretty will it look on your dresser?

The Rare Hoya Tricolor ($12 and up) is a great starter plant for those who don't consider themselves experts.

Not only is the Ginny Peperomia ($44) easy to take care of, but its unique leaves are a sight to see.

This photo-ready Zenzi Plant ($65) is easy to take care of, making it a worthy investment.

I have a Potted Monstera Plant ($150) and I can confirm it's one of the easiest indoor plants to take care of. It grows so fast, you'll repot it in no time.

This Potted Money Tree Plant ($150) will breathe new life into your room.

Place this Marble Queen Pothos ($57) on your windowsill. It's a good low-maintenance choice if you're just dabbling in plant care.

Place this Bird's Nest Fern ($61) near your window as these leafy green plants love high spaces, humidity, and lots of sunlight!

The Peperomia Obtusifolia ($37) is a great choice if your bedroom doesn't receive a ton of light.

You'll quickly get attached to the Fiddle Leaf Fig ($195). It grows steadily, and will make your room feel anchored and serene.

The Snake Plant Laurentii ($57) will free indoor air of harmful toxins, while the leaves will remain visually striking with good care.

The Pet-Friendly Bundle ($54) features two crowd favorites: the Parlor palm, which purifies the air, and Peperomia obtusifolia, which will look good wherever you put it. You'll also love that your dog or cat can safely play with it.