The dramatic lobed leaves of this philodendron make a statement in any room—they're nothing like the plain vines you see everywhere. Give it a warm spot with moderate humidity and water when the soil feels dry an inch or two down, and it rewards you with bold foliage that grows more deeply split as the plant matures.

It tolerates a range of indoor conditions better than you'd expect, though it'll thrive in filtered window light rather than a dark corner. A single plant fills space fast, making it ideal if you want impact without fussing over finicky care.