Forgiving Houseplants

The perfect plants for indoor gardeners with brown thumbs.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionAloe (Aloe vera) is best known for its plump leaves that can provide a soothing gel for cuts and burns. Allow the plant's soil to dry completely in between waterings; depending on the humidity of your home, that may mean watering as little as every two to three weeks.

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