Can you successfully keep house plants alive?

Have done in the past - when I lived in a warehouse on the edge of the Thames in London, UK.
I needed the greenery to have some feeling of connection with nature in such an intensely urban environment.
I kept them on a wide window ledge where they faced south to the sun.
At that latitude, with only 12 sunny days per year, they needed every bit of light they could get.

I started with a spider plant - so tough that it's almost impossible to kill. Nevertheless, I very nearly did kill it, until I learned to just give it a tiny sip of water every day and check for the slight degree of dampness with my finger. Then it became so prolific that it grew pups and needed repotting. I potted up the pups and gave them to friends. And it just kept on...
Then I started with colourful coleus and other plants.

I have a green thumb.

Yes...

I have a ton of houseplants. Start with something easy and work your way up. Snake plants are truly nearly impossible to kill and they’re cool-looking too 😊

get a snake plant they are so hard to kill!!

No, they usually die within weeks. I guess they need sunlight or something. 😅
(In the summer I need to keep the curtains closed day and night to keep the temperature below 30℃/86℉ so I can stay alive myself.)

HA.
You know what kills houseplants the most? Caring too much. And that usually means overwatering. Find the right light, don't drown them, and they'll have a little more time on this planet.

I grow cacti that don't complain too much if sometimes I forget to give them water

I'm part carrot so I do well.

I have pretty good luck with mine .
My African Violets are my favorite

Yes easily, plastic never dies lol

House weeds are stronger survivors

Only if I buy plastic ones...

@Bratt So what do you think of Mike Colter & Would You Do Him

not in a long time

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