15 Exotic Indoor Plants You Haven’t Heard Of But Need To- Weird Indoor Plants

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Pilea peperomioides. Chinese money plant or pancake plant. Young Pilea in brown ceramic pot on wooden table against a gray background. Trendy interior design and decoration

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Young small sprawling beautiful bush of a house plant Pilea involucrata Moon Valley in a white plastic pot on a white background.
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Hoya Obovata in a small pot on wood
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Succulent tillandsia xerographica in the hands of a close-up on a gray background.
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Alocasia plants. Stylish green plant in ceramic pots on wooden vintage stand on background of gray wall. Modern room decor. sansevieria plants.
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We all know the usual houseplants that are great for decorating your space.

But we don’t often hear about the strange exotic indoor plants that can add some flair to your apartment.

While some of them might need a little more care and attention than others, it can be worth investing into as you watch them grow and bloom.

While some can be a bit on the pricier side, the fun part is that you can always learn to propagate each plant and grow more plants out of them. It can make a great DIY project if you really want to grow more plants to decorate your home.

Now, hear is a great list of some beautiful yet strange indoor houseplants you haven’t heard about (but definitely need to).

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Staghorn Fern

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You can probably tell where the Staghorn Fern gets it’s name from. It’s leaves are absolutely stunning and it makes for a beautiful indoor plant that you can pot a number of ways to fit your home decor.

To care for this plant, you want to make sure you house it in the brightest spot in your house so it gets filtered indirect light. East and Southern windows tend to work better for this green beauty.

When you water your plant make sure you soak it in water every so often to keep it hydrated and thriving.

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