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Low-water plants might be what your garden needs if you've ever killed a plant by not watering it, or overwatered it because you didn't want to do it. They are drought-resistant, low-maintenance, low maintenance and are ideal for new gardeners, low-time gardeners, and those who want a stunning outdoor space without sky-high water bills. Why Choose Low-Water Plants? Low-water (or "xeriscape") plants are able to adapt to survive without needing a lot of water, because they have evolved characteristics such as thick leaves, deep root systems, or a waxy surface to minimize water loss. In addition to conserving water, they tend to need less fertilizer and less control of pests and disease, and less total maintenance — a great option for the novice gardener. Best Low-Water Plants for Beginners Succulents : Sedum, Echeveria, Hens and Chicks – These can store water in their thick leaves and will thrive on neglect. Ideal for containers, rock gardens, or as ground cover. Laven...

Not all indoor air-purifying plants need to be watered frequently. In fact, some of the best apartment, office, and low-maintenance plants- even for people on the go -- are ones that naturally store water or are able to withstand decent periods of time with dry soil. Air-purifying abilities for many houseplants are primarily from controlled studies. Like many controlled studies, the snapshots of the results that have been reported are taken from a much larger whole. NASA's research found certain plants could remove certain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in closed systems; however, there are other factors like light, air circulation, and the general conditions of the room. After NASA's study was completed, research showed that VOC removal from plants in closed systems was not as efficient as previously thought. 1. Snake Plant Snake plant, or Dracaena trifasciata, a plant with thick, upright leaves, is one of the most famous drought-tolerant houseplants. Snake plants are ideal...