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We all want easy care routine when it comes to growing houseplants but there are a few of us, who want to grow some out of the box, high maintenance plants just to have a vareity. For those, this list is the answered prayer!
Botanical Name: Paphiopedilum spp.
Starting the list with the lady’s slipper orchid, it is a high-maintenance plant that requires a stable temperature without any fluctuations and a humidity level above 50%. If these conditions are not met, its delicate flowers may struggle to survive and thrive.
Botanical Name: Kokia cookei
Highly specialized and adapted to specific environmental conditions, kokia cookei is an endangered flowering species that makes growing it a significant challenge.
The plant usually grows best in its native habitat and creating the same condition in the home garden can be extremely difficult.
Botanical Name: Dionaea muscipula
The most unique and definitely not beginner-friendly plant with high maintenance needs is the Venus flytrap. It requires a specific feeding routine, if it is not able to trap the insects on its own—if you fail to do it timely, the plant will die in no time.
Botanical Name: Gunnera tinctoria
This is an ornamental plant that can be quite difficult for a beginner to grow successfully. It requires large container, proper watering routine and a right mix of sun and shade—definitely not something a carefree plant owner is known for.
Botanical Name: Amorphophallus titanum
This massive flowering plant is one of the foulest smelling one, which is why it is also known as a corpse flower. It does best in a controlled environment like a large greenhouse, and thanks to its size, it is almost impossible to grow it in gardens or homes.
Botanical Name: Franklinia alatamaha
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You can add grit and gravel, but at the end of the day, you can’t control the weather, and most of the plants will start rotting if kept in wet soil. Also, a sloppy growing medium or a soil with poor drainage can be a problem for many green specimens, but not for these shrubs that like wet soil!