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A houseplant is Watch Sexy urban legends season 1 episode 8the gift that keeps on giving. It purifies the air and will spruce up virtually any residence. But which houseplants make the best gifts?

Whether you're looking for a living room focal point or a cute little Instagram plant, you have a couple nice options. One thing to remember: unless you recipient is a Plant Master, you'll want to pick a plant that's fairly easy to take care of, lest you unwittingly give them the gift of murdering something beautiful.

SEE ALSO: Snag a floating planter and pretend you're a wizard

And try to buy from a local greenhouse if you can! The plants there will likely be healthier than the ones you'll find online. It's worth sacrificing a little convenience.

1. Air plant

Air plants are small, cute, and pretty easy to take care of. All they require is some misting or a quick soak if the going gets tough. They don't even need soil!

Best of all, you could probablypull off transporting one in your carry-on if you really need to. Just be careful not to squish it.

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2. Peace lily

I have a beautiful peace lily, and let me tell you this: when I say this plant is forgiving, I don't use the term the way you'd describe, like, a stretchy pair of pants. I use it in the sense that my peace lily is absolutely sentient and has chosen to forgive me for forgetting to water it with alarming regularity. It looks great!

Give a peace lily to the person who's never kept a plant alive. It could be the confidence boost they need.

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3. Aloe vera

The aloe vera plant is a type of succulent and, per the Old Farmer's Alamanac, has fairly straightforward care requirements. Give this one to your friends who forget sunscreen -- the juice from the leaves can be used to soothe sunburns (and scrapes). They'll never buy those weird clear bottles of aloe again!

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4. Snake plant

The snake plant is also a succulent, but unlike the aloe vera plant, it has large, slick-looking leaves and extremely good posture. It'll survive in pretty much any home, so your recipient's chances of success are promising. In fact, they won't even need to prune it -- it grows that slowly.

What I'm trying to say is this plant is super chill, but also has its shit together.

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5. A fake plant

Hey, no shame. Let climate and care fall by the wayside. You can get any kind of fancy "plant" you want.

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Happy gifting! And don't forget the spray bottle or watering can.

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