They’ll usually do just fine anywhere they can receive at least low light in your house, including bathrooms lit with 40-watt fluorescent bulbs, or other indoor spots with natural light from a north-facing window.

These plants aren’t fussy, but they do need a well-draining, rich growing medium. While they require consistent moisture, they’ll languish if compacted soil gets waterlogged, which can prohibit the roots from drawing up water and nutrients to deliver to the rest of the plant.

Only water when a moisture meter or a finger plunged into the soil informs you that the top two inches are dry. Water thoroughly at the soil line, not from above the plant, so you don’t get any water on the foliage. Let the water drain completely, and discard the excess.

This particular species will also appreciate regular applications of nitrogen-rich fertilizer, so it can keep producing those impressive leaves. Dilute liquid fertilizer to half of the manufacturer’s recommended amount, and use it once a month.