Whether you're a longtime plant parent or are just beginning to introduce some green friends into your home, it's worth knowing which indoor houseplants deserve your attention.
We spoke with five plant experts and asked them to weigh in with their favorite underrated houseplants, read on to learn which nine indoor houseplants you should buy on your next shopping trip.
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This plant may seem unassuming at first, but just wait for its beauty to take shape.
Samantha Hermann, founder of House + Plant, says that the Hoya carnosa really shines when they're in bloom which can't often be seen in most nurseries. When the plant's waxy blooms do take shape, they'll elicit a chocolate-like smell, Hermann adds. She's also a fan of variegated versions of the plant, including the Krimson Queen and Krimson Princess.
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The Philodendron squamiferum may not look like much at first glance while it's still young, as its signature fuzzy stems may not be super noticeable. But Hermann says to wait and see what unfolds over time.
«The Philodendron squamiferum will definitely be a conversation starter with its ‘hairy’ stems,'» she says. «The leaf shape is also stunning and they grow in a vining habit.»
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Also known as the dragon tree, the Dracaena marginata is so much more than your basic, everyday plant.
«This species can be manipulated by light to create whimsical shapes that produce depth and intrigue,» Savannah Toal, houseplant stylist and owner of Plant Savvy, says. Toal explains this plant makes for an excellent statement piece
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