5 Houseplants You Couldn't Kill Even If You Tried

This popular evergreen houseplant thrives in low light and irregular watering. In fact, the only way you could possibly kill it is by over-watering it, so plan to only reach for that sprinkler once a month.

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The lowest of low-maintenance plants, this herbaceous perennial can be left in a dark closet for months without touching it and the leaves would still look fresh and glossy. Since it doesn't require much sunlight, the virtually indestructible houseplant is ideal for sprucing up a dreary office desk or windowless bathroom.

Like a cross between a dandelion and a rock, this velvety ball of algae is bizarre-looking, yet strangely adorable. They also adapt to cool, low-light environments, so keep them out of direct sunlight. Just remember to freshen up their aquarium with clean water every two weeks.

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A surefire way to kill these hardy succulents? Not giving them enough sunlight, although direct sunlight is not recommended. On the whole, this plant is drought-resistant, but we recommend adding some H2O at least once a month.

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Draped across a bookshelf or fashioned into a decorative centerpiece, the cascading tendrils on this plant add ethereal, woodland forest vibes to any space. While the individual strands are rather delicate, this plant is not technically alive, so it doesn't need to be cared for.