Exotic plants are species that are native to regions far from the area where they are found growing. These plants are often visually striking, with unique colors, shapes, and textures that set them apart from native species. Some examples include the Bird of Paradise, the Titan Arum, and the Himalayan Blue Poppy. Exotic plants are often sought after for ornamental purposes but may also have specific care requirements, such as particular climate conditions, light, or humidity. While they can add aesthetic value to gardens or indoor spaces, some exotic plants can become invasive in non-native habitats.