Plant Pots & Planters for Indoor Houseplants
Find plant pots and planters for shelves, desktops, windows, plant stands, and larger floor plants. This collection includes decorative and functional containers in a range of sizes, materials, shapes, and styles for indoor plant displays.
Choose the Right Planter Size
A planter should fit both the plant and the way you intend to water it. When repotting into a larger container, avoid jumping to a pot that is dramatically larger than the root system. Oversized containers can hold excess moisture longer than expected.
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Small pots work well for starter plants, succulents, Peperomia, and compact foliage plants.
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Medium planters suit many common tabletop and shelf-sized houseplants.
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Large planters can pair with floor plants and taller houseplants.
Drainage & Cachepot Setups
Some decorative planters include drainage while others are designed as cachepots. If a container has no drainage hole, keeping the plant in a nursery pot inside the decorative planter can make watering easier and reduce the chance of water collecting around the roots.
Complete Your Plant Setup
Pair your planter with plant-care essentials for watering, potting, supports, and routine maintenance. For darker shelves or corners, explore grow lights for indoor plants.
Should every indoor planter have a drainage hole?
Drainage can make watering easier, but a decorative pot without drainage can also work as a cachepot when the plant remains in a removable nursery pot.
How do I choose a planter for a large plant?
Consider the root-ball size, overall plant height, stability, weight, and whether the finished plant-and-planter combination can move through your doors, hallways, stairs, or elevator.
