A distinct variant of Monstera Borsigiana is Monstera Borsigiana Albo. Many people like its stunning, almost-white, green leaves, which can be marbled, streaked, or in big blocks, like the half moon. This Monstera is unique since it typically has a design that flawlessly blends marbles, green, and white. The leaves are considered to be tougher to burn than those of other species and to be easier to maintain. The more leaves that grow, the more attractive they become. Place it close to a window with good light but is never directly in the sun rays. Use rich soil when planting it in a pot with drainage and try watering when the top inch or two feels dry.  

Start from 58 USD/ plant

A subspecies of the Monstera Deliciosa Variegata is the Monstera Mint Variegated. As such, it has similarly shaped leaves with the exception of the unique light green variegations. Mint Monstera is a great option if you’re seeking a challenge and a little surprise! because the variegation isn’t consistent! Even if the plant loses its variegation, it will still retain the classic Swiss Cheese foliage of a Monstera! The most crucial thing to remember is to make sure they receive lots of direct, bright sunlight. The best type of soil for your Variegated Monstera Mint is well-draining soil that is loose and airy. Water your Monstera every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. This will allow air to get through the roots to prevent root rot.  

Start from 55 USD/ plant

A gorgeous cultivar called Syngonium Panda has medium-green leaves with vivid, mint-green splotches and dots. This random variation can take the form of little speckles or big splotches. The surprise of pattern and color combination on each newly unfurling leaf is why it is popular among plant collectors. This plant requires little maintenance and thrives in typical home environments. This species favors a warm location with bright indirect light either indoors or outdoors in a protected area. Use potting soil that drains effectively (an aroid mix is an ideal) and wait until the top 3-5 cm of soil is completely dry before watering. Remember to  fertilize throughout the spring and summer.  

Start from 62 USD/ 5 plants

Venus Flytrap is a small carnivorous herbaceous perennial that is best known for exhibiting motion to actively trap its prey with its notable leaves. It can be grown indoors or outdoors. Venus flytrap can be healthy in poor and acidic soil but still has good drainage. It loves being in high humidity. Therefore, keep the soil moist but don't let the plant stand constantly in water. It needs a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight, but avoid placing them in direct sunlight in summer. If growing it indoors, keep 4 to 7 inches away from fluorescent lights. Moreover, fertilizer is not needed for this plant because it gets nutrients from its prey.    

Start from 30 USD/ plant

The Drosera Spatulata, also known as “Sundew” is a hardy carnivorous plant. It has a multi-lobed petiole. There is a fancy drop tubercle at the tip of its plate-shaped leaves which is the origin of its name. The mucilage in the crystal blisters is used for trapping insects. Taking care of the Drosera Spatulata is simple. Be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight as the Drosera Spatulata did not prefer direct sunlight. Nutrient-rich soil is recommended for carnivorous plants. Use demineralized water and constantly water when the soil dries out. Just follow these steps, and the Drosera Spatulata will grow happily and healthily.    

Start from 53 USD/ plant

"Nepenthes" is one of the famous Carnivorous Plants. It is an ancient plant since the Greek period. The name Nepenthes comes from the word 'ne' meaning 'not' and 'penthes' meaning 'sorrow'. Therefore, it means that there is no suffering. Unlike other plants, this unique carnivorous plant does not have leaves because it has adapted its leaves to be like a pot and lures insects with vibrant colors like burgundy or pinkish red. With the ability to trap insects, people like to plant it for decorating their homes. Most Nepenthes prefer 50-80% light and should receive at least 5 hours of sunlight per day. Besides, it is a moisture-loving plant, so it is essential to keep the soil moist at all times.    

Start from 30 USD/ plant

Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated, like the majority of Philodendron species, is an epiphyte. Due to the way the leaves look, this plant is known by many common names, including Horsehead Philodendron, Fiddle Leaf Philodendron, and Violin Philodendron. The mature Philodendron bipennifolium has thinly leathery, bright green leaves with slightly ragged edges that resemble a horse's head. Due to its intriguing coloration, the demand for variegated Philodendron violin is consistently high. This plant stands out from other plants because of its shiny green color. While the variegation has a deep and light yellow color, it can also plainly change shape as it matures.Philodendron Bipennifolium Violin Variegated does not like excessive water intensity so it  needs to be watered 2 times in a week so that the growing medium is not too wet. It prefers bright direct filtered sunlight is the best for this plant since this plant does not tolerate direct sunlight.  

Start from 63 USD/ plant

A highly remarkable Colocasia with recognizable black stems and leaf veins is called Colocasia Pharoh's Mask. Undoubtedly one of the Colocasias and Alocasias' most intriguing and distinctive appearances. Bright green leaves on 'Pharoh's Mask are highlighted by protruding purple veins. The leaf edges curl inward as it ages, highlighting the purple veins even more. Strong, dark stems that are the same color as the veins hold individual leaves in place to give the plant its shape, resembling a Pharaoh's mask. Moreover, "Pharaoh's Mask" can give a garden a majestic feel and always be the center of attention because of its enormous leaves. When planted in the ground, expect ‘Pharaoh’s Mask’ to reach around 4 feet tall and prefer the soil to remain moist.Bright shade is preferred.  

Start from 51 USD / 10 plants

Philodendron Red Anderson has magnificent red-orange leaves that grow to green and red stems. This Philodendron has a slow climbing tendency and is a cold-tolerant philodendron that is really simple to grow. For those who are just beginning to grow philodendrons, this is a must. Their young leaves and stems are a vibrant red color, which darkens with age. It will give your garden a fantastic jungle vibe if allowed to climb.  A well-draining, well-aerated medium should be used for your Red Anderson, and between waterings, you should let it partially dry. Bright, indirect sunshine is what Red Anderson prefers.  

Start from 46 USD / 10 plants

Epipremnum Pinnatum Marble is an indoor houseplant with heart-shaped satiny leaves with its marbled pattern, painted with white, silver, light green, or yellow dots. It can grow as a climber after being allowed to trail down or climb. Keep potting soil moist, hand-warm. The best temperature is 18–22 °C.Remember to water regularly once a week and once every two months during the winter.

Start from 25 USD/ 1 plant 

Philodendron Billietiae carries the specialty of how gorgeous the long red-orange stems themselves are. The leaves are arrow-shaped and glossy light green which reminds us of the freshness and natural ecosystem of the world. Thriving this plant is simple, it loves to be in well-drained soil, with high moisture yet not overwatering, and bright indirect sunlight to grow healthy.  

Start from 123 USD / 1 plants

The Philodendron Giganteum is the biggest indoor plant you can grow! This plant can be the right choice if you want something substantial. As suggested by its name (Giganteum), this plant is recognized for its glossy, lush, fan-shaped foliage. Since the foliage resembles an elephant's ear, it is also referred to as the Philodendron Giganteum elephant ear.  Due to its large size, the Philodendron Giganteum will make your garden more impressive. It has heart-shaped leaves that can reach a length of 2 feet and are a vibrant, fresh green color. This plant prefers well-drained, loamy soil that is rich in organic matter, bright indirect sunshine, and water only when the top 2 inches of the soil are dry.

Start from 42 USD/ 10 plants 

The Philodendron Joepii grows long, strap-shaped leaves with two short lobes at the attachment, but it is now almost extinct in the jungles of South America. One of the rarest Philodendrons, the plant is difficult to find in the wild and rare. That’s why its price is high and one of the most sought-after plants for every collector! It is a plant that is simple to maintain. Philodendron Joepii grows well in indirect light that is moderate to bright. In order to maintain the health of your Philodendron Joepii, you should water it once every one to two weeks during the summer.  

Start from 21 USD/ 5 plants

It is possible to distinguish Monstera aurea from other variegated Monstera plants thanks to its highly distinctive characteristics. Unlike other white variegated plants you’ve ever had, this variety of Monstera Aurea has distinctive and lovely yellow variegations! It features magnificent big leaves, an unusual shape, and fenestrations that resemble Monstera deliciosa quite a bit.  The most popular indoor gardening trend right now! For your monstera aurea plant to thrive, it will need well-draining soil, ideal humidity levels of 65% and above, temperature ranges between 65 and 80° F, bright, indirect sunlight, appropriate watering—it should be watered at least once or twice a week in summer and just once a week in winter—and well-watered soil.

70-90% chance of variegation

Start from 40 USD 

Monstera Thai Constellation was developed in a lab in Thailand and has been in demand all along. The highlight of this gorgeous Monstera is permanent variegation. Furthermore, it has large leaves with creamy white variegated scattered across the leaves like a constellation as its name. The Monstera Thai Constellations prefer bright ambient light and humidity, so positioning it in an airy place and not overwater is recommended.

Start from 99 USD / 10 Plants

Homalomena Rubescens Var. is a well-known decorative plant in the Homalomena family as it has heart-shaped green leaves and yellow variegates. There are the whole variegated leaf and the blot variegated on the leaf of the Homalomena Rubescens Var. It requires special care because it is a variegated plant. Planting in the dim light, watering regularly, and using well-drained planting material will help it grow up healthy.  

Start from 52 USD 

Homalomena Rubescens Mint is an outstanding plant that people seek. Its unique identity is the eye-catching variegated leaves. The variegation of Homalomena Rubescens Mint is different from regular Homalomena as it has a variegated gradation like a Monstera Borsigiana Mint Variegated. Taking care of the Homalomena Rubescens Mint is easy. Just plant it in dim light, water regularly, and avoid waterlogging. 

Start from 18 USD 

Philodendron Billietiae carries the specialty of how gorgeous the long red-orange stems themselves are. The leaves are arrow-shaped and glossy light green which reminds us of the freshness and natural ecosystem of the world. Thriving this plant is simple, it loves to be in well-drained soil, with high moisture yet not overwatering, and bright indirect sunlight to grow healthy.

2-5% chance of variegation

Start from 21 USD / 10 plants

Philodendron Caramel Marble carries its exotic variegation of various shaded colors on new leaves which range from caramel brown to dark forest green, like a marble. Aside from its beauty, it is a slow-growing plant, and the leaves can reach a large size beyond your imagination. It thrives well in moist, but not soggy soil, and also loves to stay near the natural light through windows. Don't forget to water it when the dry comes!  

Start from 99 USD / plants

Philodendron Caramel Marble carries its exotic variegation of various shaded colors on new leaves which range from caramel brown to dark forest green, like a marble. Aside from its beauty, it is a slow-growing plant, and the leaves can reach a large size beyond your imagination. It thrives well in moist, but not soggy soil, and also loves to stay near the natural light through windows. Don't forget to water it when the dry comes!

2-5% chance of variegation

Start from 21 USD / 10 plants