Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Pothos (Epipremnum aureum), also called devil's ivy, is famously difficult to kill due to its incredible resilience. This hardy vine survives in near-total darkness or bright light, withstands weeks without water, and tolerates poor soil conditions. Its waxy leaves resist pests and diseases while efficiently storing moisture. Even when neglected to near-death, pothos often revives with basic care. The plant thrives in almost any indoor environment, from steamy bathrooms to dry offices, making it perfect for forgetful owners. Its ability to grow in water or soil adds to its reputation as one of nature's most adaptable and indestructible houseplants.