The houseplant that Jonathan finds in his room at the Pembroke Hospital gets a separate mention, because it is a very special case: it starts off as the definition of the miserable houseplant, as a dried and nearly rotten piece of sad greenery, but after Jonathan waters it with pure water, which he has to go through a lot to find, it blooms into a lively, bright green plant. And Jonathan names it Lisa, as a tribute to Life Is Strange, Don't Nod's flagship game series. (hisbrokenbutterfly)
There are quite a few houseplants that can be seen in the rooms of the luxurious houses of the West End, like Crossley's, Elizabeth's and Jonathan's apartments, as well as Aloysius Dawson's mansion where there is even a literal jungle in the entrance hall. (hisbrokenbutterfly)
There are several lonely houseplants in the now locked and empty of customers stores of the West End market. (hisbrokenbutterfly)
Among the lush furniture and bright colors of the Ascalon Club, several houseplants claim their fair share of attention, independently of what happens around them. (hisbrokenbutterfly)
Although The Nest was in fact the secret headquarters of the evil Umbrella Corporation, technically it was still a medical scientific center where actual people used to work and pass a many hours in its offices, laboratories and recreation areas. This explains why there are so many houseplants there, although they are now mostly left to rot and standing or lying among zombified corpses and blood. (hisbrokenbutterfly)
