<img alt="Full View of The Fresco image number 3" src="https://media.urbanstems.com/image/upload/f_auto/w_900,c_fit,q_80/Catalogs/urbanstems-master/Spring23/Fresco_lifestyle_Carousel.jpg" width="385" class="fr-fic fr-dib" style="width: 440px; height: 314.286px;"><ul><li>This is a sturdy plant and is easy to care for &#x2013; a great &#x201C;beginner plant&#x201D;<ul><li>Light: Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) tolerate a variety of light levels from low to bright, indirect light.</li></ul></li><li>For varieties with variegation (bright streaks on the leaves) like golden pothos or marble queen pothos, the brighter the light in the room, the more pronounced the plants variegation will be.</li><li>Water&#xA0;when the top 2 - 3 inches of soil are dry to the touch. Pothos are hardy and can tolerate becoming quite dry between waterings.<ul><li>Pothos may also begin to appear wilted which indicates that they need water right away</li><li>This planter does not have drainage</li></ul></li><li>Pothos are toxic if ingested &#x2013; not pet safe</li><li>Pothos are also sometimes called &#x201C;Devil&#x2019;s Ivy&#x201D; because of how hardy they are.</li></ul>&#xA0;

Pothos Care

Light: Pilea peperomioides (AKA Chinese Money Plant) prefers moderate to bright light. Ideal placement would be near a South facing window, set back 1 - 2’ from the windowLeaves folding outward or showing a lumpy texture are an indication of too much

<ul><li>Light:&#xA0;Pilea peperomioides (AKA Chinese Money Plant) prefers moderate to bright light.&#xA0;<ul><li>Ideal placement would be near a South facing window, set back 1 - 2&#x2019; from the window</li><li>Leaves folding outward or showing a lumpy texture are an indication of too much sun</li></ul></li><li>Water when the top 2 inches of soil are nearly dry to the touch.</li><li>Any moss atop the soil is decorative and can be pulled aside to test the soil for moisture.</li><li>Pilea peperomioides are pet friendly.</li><li>Note: &#x201C;Money plant&#x201D; is a colloquial name &#x2013; these are NOT related to the Money Tree&#xA0;(Pachira aquatica, or Guiana Chestnut plant).</li></ul>

Pilea peperomioides Care

Snake plants (Dracaena trifasciata / Sansevieria trifasciata ) are very low maintenance & great beginner plantsLight: Snake plants can tolerate a variety of light levels from very low light to bright, indirect light; direct sun can burn these plants.

<ul><li>Snake plants (Dracaena trifasciata / Sansevieria trifasciata ) are very low maintenance &amp; great beginner plants Light: Snake plants can tolerate a variety of light levels from very low light to bright, indirect light; direct sun can burn these plants. Water: Snake plants should only be watered when soil is completely dry &#x2013; this can sometimes mean that 4 - 6 weeks will pass between waterings. Don&#x2019;t panic, and ere on the side of less water over more.</li><li>Snake plants are not pet-safe.</li><li>Fun fact: Snake plants are sometimes called &#x201C;Mother in Law&#x2019;s Tongue&#x201D;!</li></ul>

Snake Plant Care

Succulents are low maintenance and great as “beginner plants” provided they get enough light. Light: Prefers bright, direct light. A spot getting 6+ hours of sun a day will keep these plants happiest. Lower light levels can cause these plants to beco

Succulents are low maintenance and great as &#x201C;beginner plants&#x201D; provided they get enough light.Light: Prefers bright, direct light. A spot getting 6+ hours of sun a day will keep these plants happiest. Lower light levels can cause these plants to become leggy as they reach for the light.&#xA0; Water&#xA0;only when soil is completely dry to the touch. Overwatering will cause succulents to rot very quickly. When watering, don&#x2019;t allow water to pool or sit on top of the leaves, as this can also lead to rot.&#xA0;Most succulents are pet-safe, but some varieties are not. Be sure to check the specific variety to confirm whether your plant needs to be kept out of reach of any pets.

Succulent Care

Zamioculcas zamiifolia (or ZZ Plant) is an easy plant to care for, and a great beginner plant for new plant parents.Light: ZZ plants can tolerate a variety of light levels from very low light to bright, indirect light; direct sun can burn these plant

<ul><li>Zamioculcas zamiifolia&#xA0;(or ZZ Plant) is an easy plant to care for, and a great beginner plant for new plant parents.<ul><li>Light: ZZ plants can tolerate a variety of light levels from very low light to bright, indirect light; direct sun can burn these plants. ZZ plants will grow faster in brighter light.</li><li>They can reach a maximum size of nearly 3ft tall.</li><li>Water: ZZ plants should only be watered when soil is completely dry &#x2013; this can sometimes mean that 4 - 6 weeks will pass between waterings. Don&#x2019;t panic, and err on the side of less water over more.</li><li>ZZ plants are NOT pet-safe.</li></ul></li></ul>

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