How often do indoor plants need to be watered?
Careful not to overwater your plants.
Our labels have dropped as guides:
1) Once a week or every second/third week, or
2) Once/twice a week, no standing water, or
3) 2/3 times a week, with no dry soil. Self-watering pots can do the job, too.
*Tip: Skip watering if the soil sticks to your thumb.
Plants for an easy-care, evergreen look
Make space in your home for plants. Leave it to a new set of plants to refresh and decorate any space. Going with artificial plants lets you create the same effect – only they’re just as happy without sunlight, and require virtually no maintenance.
Get your living room started with indoor plants
Get growing with our tips about the basics and plants that’ll always survive. Houseplants boost well-being, reduce stress, and help with creativity. Give love back to your plants by following these simple tips.
Group plants together to create an urban jungle
Create a lush vibe by placing a mix of plants on plant stands. A good rule of thumb for a visually pleasing arrangement: place larger, leafier plants on the bottom shelves or on the floor, and smaller ones on the upper shelves.
Plants live best in the right pot
Going for a sleek and minimal look, but still, want plenty of plants?
Choose plant pots in the same color, but in different sizes to fit your plants, to keep the look clean and elegantly tied together.
In general, plants don’t need to be repotted within the first year. So leave them as they are or put them in outer pots for extra color or style.
*Tip: Saucer is a plus because it helps drain excess water.
