20 Indoor Plants And Matching Planters, Cause You're A Great Plant Parent

Plant To Buy: Jade Plant (Crassula ovata). This plant is known to bring luck and friendship, is easy to maintain, and requires watering once every three weeks. Lighting conditions just need to be similar to that of being by the window. 

Planter: We recommend this gold, luxe-looking apple-shaped planter by Ecofynd that is perfect for adding a regal colour splash to your space. The planter is made of metal and we really like the modern minimalistic vibe.

Plant To Buy: Mini cacti and succulents like Zebra Cactus (Haworthia) which do not grow out of the miniature stage, or Hen and Chicks (Sempervivum), which have evergreen rosettes and typically do not grow very tall.   

Planter: This set of 8 terracotta planters is perfect if you want to add tiny bits of green around the house. When it comes to planters, you cannot go wrong with terracotta since they are eco-friendly and perfect for plants. Each of them comes with a water tray, so it's easier to keep on your desk. Perfect for indoor use or even a gifting option, these get a thumbs up.

Plant To Buy: Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata). The plant is known for its air purification abilities, is easy to maintain, and adds a nice column of green where it is.

Planter: Suitable for indoor plants, this planter by Homesake is also perfect to add an elegant and rustic charm to any setting.

Plant To Buy: Green Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum). This one needs no introduction and is super easy to maintain. With great contrasting colours and grassy leaves, this plant can do well even under artificial light. Just remember to water it every other day. 

Planter: A vibrant piece is sometimes all it takes to add a pop of colour to a setting. We find this urban-inspired metal planter by HomeTown to be such a piece. We absolutely love the fresh soft pastels and made of metal, it is sure to last for years to come.

Plant To Buy:  Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema commutatum). Super sturdy, easy to maintain, and certainly adds that splash of green at home. A largely decorative plant, this one only needs to be watered when the soil has dried out. This grows well indoors with ambient light. We also hear that this plant brings good luck, so let us know if it's true!

Planter: Listed as a hidden gem on Nykaa, Logam products are known to effortlessly add a touch of gold to your space. The Vera Planter has a modern showpiece design, is available in two sizes, and can be perfect for bringing interesting shapes and heights to your interiors.

Plant To Buy: Kalanchoe. Slightly shrubby, with thick leaves and bright blooming flowers, this plant certainly sparks joy. Dress up a corner or a blank space with its cute, vibrant flowers. It's also a great plant for gifting. Two birds one stone!

Planter: A statement piece, this one has a rather eclectic charm that's hard to miss. Made of ceramic, you can certainly use this for indoor decor to beautify your tea table or book cabinet. We love it for its minimalism and think it makes for a great gift too!

Plant To Buy: Begonia (Begonia semperflorens). These flowering plants are super cheery and work best in small planters and by windows and generally well-lit spaces. You need well-drained soil, so you don't even need to water it a couple of times a week. 

Planter: If clean, simple designs that speak for themselves are more suited to your taste then this planter from Voncasa will certainly put a smile on your face. A lovely addition to your desk, balcony as well as bathroom decor, we're totally loving the sleek and functional vibe.

Plant To Buy:  A couple of succulents, since they generally don't need too much direct light and a minimal amount of water. Feel free to switch it up with a cactus if you like. We love moon cacti!

Planter: Another statement piece from The Artment, these face planters will be perfect for your cute moon cacti. Available as a set of two, you can choose to keep them both or maybe gift one and bond over the progress of the plants like the proud plant parents y’all are.

Plant To Buy: Burro’s Tail (Sedum morganianum). Aesthetically, this plant looks great while draping over the planter and growing down like long flowing dreads on someone's head, perfect for hanging planters. Sturdy, tough to kill, and growing regardless of water and sun, be warned that this plant takes its own sweet time to grow but it's worth the wait.

Planter: This one by Nurturing Green is a personal favourite. What’s cool is that the pot is detachable from the stand. The matte finish in mint green screams class and the versatility exudes your smart living choices, so hang a creeper or flowing plant and watch it thrive in this planter.

Plant To Buy: Paddle Plant (Kalanchoe thyrsiflora). We're not going to lie, this one looks like a fancy cabbage. A succulent with some contrasting hues, this is one of the few popular and aesthetically appealing plants of the decade. Taking care of it is similar to that of a cactus, so pretty stress-free.

Planter: This one by HomeTown is pretty striking with a face doodle design, and is great for upping the aesthetics of a home with earthy colours. This planter can hold up any herb, or succulent plant and can be a decorative accent decor.

Plant To Buy: String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus). The name is pretty self-explanatory. It's a succulent, with a great vibe to it. Literally looking like a green string of pearls, it's flowy and adds a touch of grace (or whimsy, depending on your definition) wherever it is. It needs a bright ambience but watering every couple of weeks to a month.

Planter: As far as we’re concerned, this planter from The Decor Remedy is part plant anyway. Featuring bark detailing, this one is for those who love the rustic look of wood, or trees. Ideal for outdoor plants and setups, this one is a statement piece while being pretty low-key. Nature lovers and enthusiasts, let the bark serve as inspiration for the kind of plant your green baby can grow to be!

Plant To Buy: Money Plant (Epipremnum aureum). These purify the air and spread out more than creep up support. Prune it to get the desired shape and enjoy a little corner of extra oxygen.

Planter: We have our eyes on this golden planter by The Decor Remedy which would be ideal for your Money plant. The stylish ripple cut is made of brass, handcrafted by local artisans, and comes with a golden matte finish.

Plant To Buy: Warneck Dracaena (Dracaena deremensis ‘Warneckii’). Slightly bigger and bushier than the Spider plant, this one is very low maintenance and grows in pretty much any weather and lighting condition. 

Planter: Terracotta and wood decor is all the rage this year, which is why we couldn't help but add this planter by FabIndia to the list. Sophisticated but not over the top with an etched design makes this a wonderful home for your plant.

Plant To Buy: Radiator Plant (Peperomia). With round variegated leaves, a woody stem, and a bushy appearance, this plant is a sight for sore eyes. Needing very little water and barely any sunlight, this is ideal for apartments that don't have too many sources of natural light. 

Planter: If you ask us, we think ceramic decor is taking over and for you to follow the trend, we recommend this planter by HomeTown. We like the fluted texture and smooth pastel pink that gives it a contemporary touch.

Plant To Buy: Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta). With its glossy, stiff fronds, the Sago Palm is a low-growing plant that appreciates a warm environment and well-drained soil, just take care that you don't overwater it.

Planter: Add a designer touch to your space with this nordic textured grey planter from Mason Home. We like the sturdy design and sleek look that will definitely liven up your interiors.

Plant To Buy: Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata). This gorgeous plant features very large, veined, and glossy violin-shaped leaves that grow upright up to 6 feet tall. It thrives in very warm and wet conditions with bright, filtered sunlight and moderate moisture.

Planter: If you are going with the minimal vibe, this planter from Ellementry will be the perfect addition to your ambience. It's easy to clean and maintain and comes with a drip tray that prevents watermarks on the surface.

Plant To Buy: Crotons. This one is an extensive flowering and easy-to-grow houseplant that comes with beautiful leaves covered in green, orange, and yellow splotches. Be sure to place it in a sunny location and keep the soil evenly moist. 

Planter: Add a touch of gold to your space with this planter from House of Trendz that comes in a stylish modern design. It is recommended to not place the plant directly in the planter but put a pot inside it.

Plant To Buy: Yucca. Yucca plants prefer sandy, loose, well-drained soil in full sun and tend to thrive on less water and bright, indirect sunlight. So, ensure that the plant dries between waterings.

Planter: Elevate your space with this stunning planter by SG Home. Crafted with metal, it comes in a striped pattern and exudes bold, modern elegance.

Plant To Buy: Philodendron Brasil. This one is super easy to maintain and care for. The dark green, heart-shaped leaves have splashes of variegation in shades of lime green. It thrives in bright light, regular watering, and well-draining conditions.

Planter: Twig & Twine offers simple yet versatile designs with products that harness earthy colours and this maroon planter is no different. Crafted from stoneware with a solid finish, it will be the perfect house for your Philodendron Brasil.

Plant To Buy: String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii). This one is a beautiful houseplant that has evergreen, succulent, trailing vines that look lovely in hanging baskets or pots on shelves. It is a long-lived and fast-growing plant, super easy to care for. With filtered light and frequent watering, the plant will bloom abundantly.

Planter: We at LBB are big fans of Nestasia and its unique designs. We love this vase that comes in a solid pink and the interesting shape of a bouquet. It will make for a great house for your String of Hearts and can be a good gift option, too.

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