If you're starting to say goodbye to summer, it's a good time to turn your attention to fall plant care and rebuild your indoor jungle. Instead of growing the usual suspects like Snake Plants or Peace Lillies, have a turn at growing a houseplant that's a little more unique! We've put together 4 of the best unique houseplants to grow in Fall, so that you are ready to nest come winter!

1. For The Apartment Dweller: Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma (Mini Monstera)

Uhmmm, who doesn't like miniatures! We love monsteras, and are even more in love with the Rhaphidophora tetrasperma AKA  "Mini Monstera". Not only is it super cute, but has small compact leaves that climb, so its a great way to get the monstera vibes, in a more manageable size. 

1. Why is The Mini Monstera A Great Houseplant for Fall?

• This mini monstera will love the softer sunlight of fall. Give it a bright, indirect spot, and let her thrive! 
• This houseplant is pretty hardy, so it should be able to tolerate cooler indoor temperatures without a problem, just monitor the soil to make sure that you're not overwatering.
• The leaves are super cute. You'll see fenestrations (aka split leaves) and watch it take interesting twists and turns over the season. YAY!

2. For Forgetful Waterers: Ceropegia Woodii (String of Hearts)

String of Hearts not only have a cool name, but the leaves are equally fab. They're a great way to add a bit of uniqueness amongst your fall decor. They're also trailing, so make a great cascading shelf addition in fall and beyond!

Why Is the String of Hearts A Great Houseplant for Fall?

• Thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light levels during fall.
• Drought-tolerant, requiring minimal watering, which suits the slower growth in cooler months.
• The trailing vines with heart-shaped leaves bring a whimsical and romantic touch to your fall decor.

3. For Lovers: Hoya Kerrii (Sweetheart Plant)

Hoyas are our founder's favorite plant. He says "I just cannot get over the incredible flowers, beautiful chunky leaves and diverse varieties that you can get!" If you're looking for a unique houseplant for fall, give the Sweetheart Plant a try! It behaves like a succulent, so it's slow-growing. it's actually sold as a single heart shape leaf. But did you know that it will grow into a stunning trailing, flowering hoya? 

Why Are Hoyas A Great Houseplant for Fall?

• You'll find these in quite a lot of grocery stores, so they're accessible to try at home.
• They're slow growing and low maintenance so you can focus on sipping those lattes and going for brisk walks!
• If you're cozying up inside, these plants are for you! The heart shape leaves give such a cute, romantic touch to your Fall decor.