Indoor Plants
Indoors is a different problem than a balcony.
No direct sun, no rain, no natural airflow — indoor plants live entirely on the light and water you give them. Most indoor plant deaths in Indian apartments come down to one habit: watering out of guilt or routine instead of checking what the plant actually needs. Fix that first, then work out light and placement room by room.
Start here — the core guides
Read these in order if you're starting from scratch:
A few beginner-friendly plants
Good first choices while you learn how much light your rooms really get:
Snake Plant (Sansevieria)
Handles low light and a missed watering or two without complaint — the easiest first plant.
ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas)
Grows well several feet from any window and stores water in its rhizomes, so it forgives neglect.
Spider Plant
Fast-growing, tolerant of hard tap water, and sends out babies you can pot up for free.
Peace Lily
Droops visibly when thirsty and perks back up within hours of watering — hard to kill by accident.