Bring something alive home. Our live plant collection features one-of-a-kind houseplants, everyday favorites like pothos, snake plants, and spider plants alongside collector finds like Philodendron Billietiae, Hoya Crassipetiolata, and Scindapsus 'Exotica'. Every plant is an individual: the photos here show a representative example of each species, and the plant you take home will have its own shape, size, and character.
What You'll Find in the Collection
The mix changes, so selection varies. Look for trailing plants (pothos, hoya, tradescantia, string of pearls), statement foliage (monstera, philodendron, croton, rubber tree), prayer plants and calathea (peacock calathea, stromanthe 'Triostar', fishbone ctenanthe), easy-care starters (snake plant, dragon tree, parlor palm), and terrarium-sized picks (nerve plant, creeping fig). Check each listing for the pot size and price.
Pet-Friendly and Low-Light Options
Live plants are in-store pickup only; we don't ship them. If you share your home with curious cats or dogs, look for pet-friendly picks like hoya, parlor palm, spider plant, prayer plant, and peperomia. Short on sunlight? Snake plants, parlor palms, and pothos handle lower light well. If you have pets, check each plant's pet safety before you bring it home.
Settling a New Plant In
A new plant needs a few weeks to adjust. Keep it out of hot afternoon sun at first, water when the top inch of soil feels dry, and wait before repotting.
Common Questions
How often should I water? It depends on the plant, the pot, and the light. For most houseplants, water when the top inch of soil is dry. Succulents and snake plants like to dry out more.
Are the plants really one-of-a-kind? Yes. Each plant is an individual, so the one you receive may differ in size and shape from the photo, and availability changes.
Do you have planters and pots too? Yes. Our decor collection and home accents include planters, vases, and stands, and our faux plants collection covers the spots where a live plant won't thrive.
Planning Your Plant Spot
Match the plant to the light in your room: bright windows suit hoya and croton, while snake plants and parlor palms handle dimmer corners. Browse new arrivals and newest consignments for planters and decor.