Despite its name, this actually isn't a bamboo plant. It's a type of dracaena that has the lower foliage stripped off to resemble bamboo. It's incredibly easy to grow and care for, making it ideal for plant parents of all experience levels. Lucky bamboo does best in medium to bright indirect light but will tolerate low light.
Oxalis, or lucky shamrock plant, is associated with St. Patrick's Day and is said to bring good luck to the home. With three-lobed green or burgundy foliage and delicate flowers that bloom for weeks, these seasonal favorites are long-lived and low maintenance
Beloved for their durable nature and eye-catching blooms, orchids have a glamorous air about them—and a reputation for symbolizing fertility and abundance. Though they may look high-maintenance, orchids are relatively easy to care for; place them in a spot that gets at least six hours of indirect light daily and "water" them by placing three ice cubes
Vibrant, funky, and known to bring good fortune, bromeliad plants are the answer to any plant lover looking to bring home a little something different. A close cousin to the pineapple, these brightly colored tropicals come in a variety of beautiful shades (think bright pink, zesty yellow, or fiery red).
The glossy, coin-shaped leaves of a pilea plant (aka Chinese money plant) are purported to bring wealth and luck. It's also super easy to propagate and share with loved ones, which lends a sense of prosperity to the giver. Give it bright, indirect light, and water when the soil feels mostly dry.
Though it may be known by rather unpleasant names (it also goes by mother-in-law's tongue), snake plants make a beautiful addition to any home, thanks to their graphic variegated leaves and vibrant green hue. They're known to invite fortune, good health, and creativity into the home and are incredibly easy to care for
Also called Pachira aquatica, the money tree is said to bring its owner wealth and is often given to new businesses to wish them good fortune. Some even consider money trees to be the luckiest houseplants of all. This sturdy plant prefers medium to bright indirect light but will tolerate low light levels just fine too.