The Dracaena snake plant is tough. Avoid buying a cultivar that grows several feet too tall for your workstation by reading the plant label. Instead, choose 'Futura Superba' or 'Whitney' dwarfs.
African violets (Saintpaulia ionantha) are a good office plant for tiny spaces. African violets may blossom with a fluorescent lamp. This plant thrives in north or east windows, but avoid direct sunshine.
Indoor English ivy (Hedera helix) needs medium light and water. Ivy tendrils may be wrapped around a tiny trellis or obelisk for a live art piece if they become too wild. 'Silver Dollar' and 'Yellow Ripple'
The ZZ plant, Zamioculus zamifolia, is a drought-tolerant succulent that tolerates little light and water. The plant can survive on fluorescent lights alone. The 'Raven' cultivar's virtually black stems and leaves
Sunlight on a sunny office window sill makes aloe vera simple to grow. Standard Aloe barbadensis miller looks well in a contemporary workplace. Try the diminutive 'Minibelle' or speckled 'Tiger Tooth'.
With its glossy green foliage and trailing habit, the carefree philodendron brightens a workplace in natural light or a comfortable nook. Philodendrons need frequent hydration to be luxuriant, so a self-watering container may help.
Air plants, like Tillandsia, don't need soil. You can use fishing line to attach air plants to a piece of driftwood, put different kinds of air plants in a small aquarium, or arrange them in a creative way.