9 Strange, Rare Houseplants You Probably Never Knew Existed

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00:00Nine strange rare houseplants you probably never knew existed.

00:05Living stones.

00:06Living stones resembling stones with brain-like leaves endure neglect.

00:10They bloom and fall with colorful flowers, then enter winter dormancy.

00:15Marimo moss balls.

00:17Marimo moss balls, adored by aquarium enthusiasts, are rare collectibles for indoor plant lovers.

00:23They can live up to 200 years with minimal maintenance in tap water, with algae eaters controlling algae growth.

00:31Black Prince Succulent.

00:33The Black Prince Succulent, known for its dark appearance, balances vibrant collections.

00:38This echeveria blooms on tall stalks in summer.

00:41Dolphin Succulents.

00:43Dolphin Succulents, named for dolphin-like leaves, result from cross-pollinating string of pearls and hot dog cactus.

00:50Resurrection Plant.

00:51The Resurrection Plant, also called Rose of Jericho, is a desert plant.

00:57It curls into a ball to conserve moisture, unfurling with water.

01:01Sweetheart Plant.

01:02The Sweetheart Plant resembles a hanging jade plant with heart-shaped leaves, needing bright light and scarce watering.

01:09Fishbone Cactus.

01:11The Fishbone Cactus flourishes in bright light, infrequent watering, misting enhances its spine-like appearance, and thrives on neglect.

01:19Rose Succulent.

01:21The Rose Succulent is delightful, thriving in indirect light, sandy soil, and sparse watering.

01:27Basketball Plant.

01:28The Basketball Plant mimics peyote, but is legal and easy to grow.

01:33It thrives with warm air, little water, light, and well-draining soil.

01:37The

01:54The Basketball Plant.

01:56The Basketball Plant.

01:58The Basketball Plant.