Woven ceramic pot with a Mini Monstera

Raise your hand if you’ve gotten more into house plants this past year? Maybe obsessed? Call yourself a plant mom?

I’ve had plants on and off since my college days. About 2 years ago I got more into plants but I wasn’t having the best success. But the last year when I spent more time at home, I was able to focus on my plants and learn their needs. They’ve thrived and I’ve been adding to my collection. I’ve also been getting into propagating the plants that I have.  More plants mean the need for more planters. 

Woven ceramic pot with a Mini Monstera

Despite the surge in plant enthusiasts, the availability of good-looking plant pots seems to be in low supply. I’ve had recent success finding great planters on Amazon.

I love all the head planters. So fun for succulents or for trailing plants like ferns, Pothos, or Philodendron. 

Best Pots for Plants

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The Best Plant Pots on Amazon

Weave patterned Pot

weave patterned pot

Hammer Copper Pot

hammered copper pot

Painted Face pot

painted face planter pot

Female Head planter  

female face planter

Greek male statue head planter

Greek Statue head planter

Greek female statue head planter

Greek statue head female pot

White Fluted pot

white fluted pot

Set of 2 modern hanging planters

set of 2 hanging planters

White hanging planter

white hanging planter

Set of white and tan planters

white and tan hanging pots

Wall rope baskets

wall hanging rope planters

Dinosaur planter for succulents or air plants

pink dinosaur planter

Modern black hanging planter

modern black hanging planter

Succulent planter with bamboo tray

succulent tray with bamboo tray

modern face pots

set of 3 face planters

 

 

Other sources for great pots for plants

• Thrift stores

• Local resale sites like Facebook Marketplace and Offer Up

Ikea

Home Depot and Lowes

• Target

• Homegoods, Marshalls, TJ Maxx

At Home stores

 

Plant Pot Tips:

Always check pot measurements before ordering as photos can be deceiving.

If you will be planting directly into the pot, make sure this is a drainage hole (or that you feel confident drilling a hole).

Also, don’t increase pot size too quickly. This was one of my mistakes that I only recently learned. Increase pot size by 2 inches if the plant is rootbound. Research the plant as some plants prefer to be rebound (to some extent). If you like the look of a larger pot but the plant isn’t ready, use the larger planter as a cover pot and keep the plant in its smaller plastic pot.

 

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