10 Balcony Plants You Don't Need To Water Daily

Snake Plants are ultra-low-maintenance, tolerating weeks without water, low to bright light, and growing up to four feet tall, making them perfect for busy or forgetful gardeners.

The Aloe Vera succulent is a low-maintenance, slow-growing plant that thrives in bright, indirect light and infrequent watering, while also providing a natural remedy for soothing burns.

The ZZ Plant's unique root structure allows it to survive long periods without water, preferring underwatering to overwatering, and only requiring water when the entire potting mix is dry.

To keep spider plants thriving, water thoughtfully, as overwatering can cause root rot and underwatering can lead to wilted, brown leaves, making it essential to check soil moisture before watering.

Jade plants, being succulents, prefer dry spells, so allow the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings, typically every 2-3 weeks indoors, with regular checks to ensure optimal moisture.

Bougainvilleas are drought-tolerant and require infrequent watering, typically no more than twice a week.

Areca Palms prefer moist but not soggy soil, requiring a delicate balance of watering that's just right, with daily checks to ensure optimal moisture levels.

Money Plants thrive in bright, indirect light, have heart-shaped leaves, and come in various yellow-green hues, requiring only weekly watering and tolerating low light conditions.

The Burro's Tail succulent features trailing stems with overlapping, jelly bean-shaped leaves that thrive in bright light and require infrequent watering. 

The slow-growing Sago Palm is a low-maintenance, durable houseplant that thrives in well-drained soil, tolerates infrequent watering, and can grow up to five feet tall in medium to bright light.