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Lighting: Plants grow best in south- and west-facing windows, but some plants, like monsteras, pothos and snake plants, do well in north- and east-facing windows, according to Isabella García-Pizaño.

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a Mediterranean plant with blooms the size of a tennis ball, composed of clusters of iridescent purple-blue stars. They are often recommended for growing in full sun, but will perform well in shade.

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