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Introduction
Low maintenance apartment plants are perfect for busy individuals who want to bring some greenery into their homes without the hassle of constant upkeep. You can start with simple plants like succulents or air plants that thrive in indoor conditions. 
Layout and Positioning
When choosing low maintenance plants, consider the layout and positioning of your apartment. Place plants near windows for natural light, but avoid direct sunlight that can cause scorching. For example, a snake plant or a ZZ plant can thrive in low-light conditions. 
Materials and Textiles
The materials and textiles you use can enhance the aesthetic of your low maintenance plants. Choose planters made from natural materials like terracotta or wood, and pair them with woven baskets or jute rugs. A small potted cactus on a wooden side table can add a touch of warmth to your living room. 
Focal Points
Create focal points in your apartment with statement plants like a tall fiddle leaf fig or a colorful bromeliad. Place them in a prominent location, like a console table or a floor stand, to draw attention. 
Lighting
Lighting can make or break the ambiance of your apartment. Use table lamps or floor lamps to create pools of warm light that highlight your plants. Avoid harsh overhead lighting that can create unflattering shadows. 
Greenery
In addition to potted plants, you can also use greenery like hanging vines or living walls to add texture and visual interest to your apartment. A trailing pothos or a living wall planter can bring a touch of natural beauty to your space. 
Tips
- Choose plants that fit your lifestyle and maintenance schedule
- Water plants sparingly to avoid overwatering
- Fertilize plants regularly to promote healthy growth
- Prune plants to maintain shape and encourage new growth
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