I've had great success with shade plants in my home and I think the key is using a well-draining potting soil that's rich in organic matter, this helps retain moisture but prevents waterlogged soil. As for watering, it's best to check the soil daily and only water when it feels dry to the touch, overwatering is a common mistake with shade plants. For indoor care, make sure to keep them away from direct sunlight and heating vents, and maintain a consistent temperature between 65-75 degrees. Regular fertilization and pruning also help keep them healthy and thriving, I usually fertilize mine once a month and prune them back in the spring to encourage new growth.
