40 Types of Indoor Plants that don't Need much Water - The Planet of Greens

If you're looking for indoor plants that don't need much water, here's a list of 40 resilient varieties perfect for those with busy schedules or who forget to water often:
Aloe Vera: A succulent that thrives on neglect and can store water in its leaves, perfect for sunny spots.
Golden Pothos: Known for its trailing vines and ability to survive low light and drought conditions.
Snake Plant: Hardy and capable of withstanding long periods without water; prefers indirect light.
Moth Orchid: Requires minimal water and thrives in bright, indirect sunlight.
Peace Lily: Tolerates dry conditions but flourishes with low light and occasional watering.
Basil: While more suited for occasional watering, it prefers moist but well-drained soil.
African Violet: Thrives in humid environments and only needs watering when the soil is dry to the touch.
Jade Plant: A succulent that stores water in its leaves, making it drought-tolerant.
Spider Plant: Can go weeks without water and thrives in indirect sunlight.
Rubber Plant: A low-maintenance plant that prefers to dry out between waterings.
Dumb Cane Plant: Can tolerate periods of drought, making it great for less frequent watering.
Monstera Deliciosa: Prefers occasional watering and adapts well to indoor conditions.
Rosemary: A fragrant herb that tolerates dry soil once established.
Umbrella Plant: Thrives in indirect sunlight and only needs watering when the topsoil is dry.
Money Tree: Requires minimal water and is considered a good luck plant.
Lucky Bamboo: Grows well with minimal water and indirect sunlight.
English Ivy: Prefers dry soil and can tolerate periods of neglect.
ZZ Plant: Highly drought-tolerant, it can go for long periods without water.
Boston Fern: Prefers indirect sunlight and only requires occasional watering.
Areca Palms: Does well in low light and can go for long stretches without water.
Fiddle Leaf Fig: Can thrive with infrequent watering and loves bright light.
Pilea: Needs very little water and enjoys a bright, well-lit space.
Bromeliads: Tropical and low-maintenance, needing only occasional watering.
Dragon Tree: Tolerant of low light and dry conditions, ideal for beginners.
String of Pearls: A succulent that requires minimal water and does well in indirect sunlight.
Croton: Prefers to dry out between waterings and is known for its colorful leaves.
Chinese Evergreen: Very drought-tolerant and low-maintenance.
Ponytail Palm: A resilient plant that stores water in its base, making it highly drought-tolerant.
Oyster Plant: Easy to care for and only requires watering when the soil is dry.
Kalanchoe: A succulent that thrives on very little water and bright light.
Jasmine Plant: Prefers to dry out between waterings and enjoys indirect sunlight.
Heartleaf Philodendron: Very tolerant of low light and infrequent watering.
Cactus: The ultimate drought-tolerant plant, thriving with minimal water.
Silver Leaf Philodendron: Requires minimal water and is ideal for low light areas.
Polka Dot Begonia: Eye-catching and prefers to dry out between waterings.
Black Velvet Alocasia: Requires less water and thrives in well-draining soil.
Bird’s Nest Anthurium: Needs minimal water and does well in bright, indirect light.
Ficus Audrey: Can tolerate low water needs and thrives in well-lit indoor spaces.
Homalomena Selby: A hardy plant that can go without water for extended periods.
Sweetheart Plant: Thrives on neglect and requires little watering.
These plants are perfect for those who want greenery but don’t have the time or desire for frequent maintenance.
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