Very pretty, I need one too!

In my language it's called mother in law's tongue :)

Cut off the top of a fresh pineapple, stick in dirt, Google the rest, and you've got a nice bromeliad

And they will grow as far as you allow them to. My college library had them in hanging pots that dangled almost 20'

One cup of water each week, bad light and it is in it's glory! Grows fast and beautiful. Does NOT tolerate sun , burns it's leaves. Best growing plant I've ever grown.

Hi Villanielle

I have killed couple of those and I have fairly green thumbs.

I've killed this one too.

Another poisonous plant, I wish the descriptions had warnings so people don’t just go out and get one coz they look nice.

Cold can kill them, just above freezing levels appear to be enough.

I love our sago!

I have one. At one point, I thought I had killed it. It was all dried up and lost all its leaves. But it was reborn! :-o New branches and leaves came out. It lives in my bathroom, it seems to like the humidity.

hello Doris

This isn't entirely true; they need more than "zero light"; in fact they need indirect light. Not a TON of it but not "none" either. I'm good with plants and I've had a couple of these die due to lack of light.

Be careful though coz it is toxic, whilst it is only mildly toxic to humans it is highly toxic to dogs and cats. Please research before buying indoor plants to make sure it is child and pet friendly. Although if you have neither then it doesn’t really matter.

Peace lilies bloom far more often than once! They will bloom and re-bloom if conditions are right.

Such a beautiful home, so much love and life.

The size of the pot looks a little large for the height, although it's really the rootball that matters. Hopefully the plant-owner teased out the roots (as though untangling hair) so that they'd be free to spread out in this space.

I like the pink leaves - I prefer coloured foliage to flowers really. (Excuse UK spelling)

Jealous!

Nice Monstera! :-)

The soil doesn't look right for succulents: they need something that won't create mud, like a sandy or loam mixture that will help drain water.

That's not a spider plant. It's Dracena, maybe lemon lime variety.

Did you take a picture of the plant or yourself? Are you your baby?

I have killed succulents....