To make it easier to pick a plant that works for you, we included the pros and cons of each one - so you'll know whether your pick requires frequent watering, tolerates low-light conditions, is safe for pets or helps to purify the air. We've also included some of the best Feng Shui plants that may bring a dose of good fortune (hint: the money tree). Some options require low, indirect sunlight (like the ZZ plant), while others, like the majesty palm and bird of paradise thrive in bright, direct sunlight. For those looking to add a pop of life to their abode, see below for our list of best tall plants for indoors that also happen to be easy to maintain. They're especially popular for framing windows, sprucing up the office and filling empty corners. While you can't go wrong with succulents and other small houseplants like spider plants, a tall indoor plant can offer a different level of visual impact. A beautiful indoor plant can dress up any room by adding color, texture and dimension to the space.

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