These 13 big-leaf plants could be a perfect addition to your collection.

Turn your home into an indoor jungle oasis with these stately houseplants.

The leaves of an elephant ear plant grow up to three feet long, depending on the variety.

Monstera deliciosa plant potted on stand next to living room couch

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Keep this plant away from small children and pets, as it is toxic.

This plant is toxic to humans and pets.

Despite their popularity, these plants are notorious for being temperamental anddifficult to care for.

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However, under the right care conditions, fiddle leaf figs grow into full-sized trees.

When grown indoors, their size is normally restricted by being grown in pots and careful pruning.

The plant is toxic to humans, cats, and dogs.

A Bird of Paradise plant sits in front of a white brick wall.

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The plant is toxic to humans, cats, and dogs.

As the plant matures, the leaves become more intricate with a greater number of lobes.

Each leaf grows up to 16 inches long and 12 inches wide with 10 to 15 lobes.

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The plant is toxic to humans and pets.

Its large, waxy leaves are the focal point of this tropical houseplant.

When grown in its natural habitat, the rubber tree grows up to 50 feet tall.

monstera plant

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However, when grown indoors, its size and shape is effectively controlled through pruning and root restriction.

This tropical plant requires bright, direct sun to thrive indoors.

The rubber tree is toxic to humans, cats, and dogs.

Close up of Philodendron xanadu leaves against a black background.

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This gorgeous plant does well in bright, indirect light and rich, well-draining soil.

Alocasia is toxic to humans and pets.

Philodendron gloriosumis toxic to humans, cats, and dogs.

ficus elastica

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Ensure that the soil stays evenly moist during the growing season.

Majesty palms are characterized by large green fronds that grow atop multiple stems.

The right light, temperature, and fertilization is imperative to keeping a majesty palm happy.

African mask plant (Alocasia amazonica) against a white wall.

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Place yourCalathea orbifoliain a location that receives bright indirect light, and keep the soil evenly moist.

Its huge, variegated leaves and ease of care make it a popular houseplant.

The tropic snow dumb cane withstands lots of neglect and tolerates low light.

Large Philodendron gloriosum leaves in focus.

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However, it is toxic to humans, cats, and dogs.

Outdoors,hostasare favored for their outsized leaves.

It is a slow-growing plant that thrives in low light.

Banana tree plant (Musa) in a livingroom with white walls.

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There are many other eye-catching houseplants to add to your home.

Also check out these plant lists:

Elephant Ears.

North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension.

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Bird of Paradise Plant.

National Capital Poison Center.

Bird of Paradise Flower.

Calathea Orbifolia close up, tropical houseplant room decor

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North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension.

North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension.

National Capital Poison Center.

A big Dieffenbachia tropic snow leaf against green foliage.

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Are Plants in the Alocasia Genus Poisonous?National Capital Poison Center.

Large Tropical Licuala Grandis ‘Fan Palm’ in Bright Natural Light

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