"Sheep's ear" is not a standard common name for any common houseplant. You may have Lamb's Ear (Stachys byzantina), a fuzzy-leaved perennial grown outdoors, not as a potted indoor plant. Alternatively, it could be a mislabeled Kalanchoe, Plectranthus, or another succulent.
Email a clear photo (whole plant, close-up of leaves, stem, and any flowers) to a horticultural expert. With a correct identification, you'll receive precise care instructions for light, water, soil, and propagation.
Identifying and Caring for Your Mystery Elephant Ear Plant
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