Top Picks: Plant Stands
Find our best-selling plant stands to display succulents, cacti, herbs, and more!
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3 Piece Plant Stand Set
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Did you know most house plants are over-watered? Only water once a week or less to avoid root rot that can kill the plant.
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Pedestal Plant Stand
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Find a spot for houseplants no more than three feet from a sunny window with a plant stand like this.
Toulouse Etagere Plant Stand
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Trim away anything brown and dried up so all nutrients are used for new growth in the plant.
Multi-Tiered Plant Stand
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This double-tiered plant stand is great for alternating the amount of direct sunlight for your plants.
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Unfinished Wood Plant Stand
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This plant stand is unfinished, setting the stage for the perfect DIY project to go with our DIY planters.
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Simply Artistic Pedestal Telephone Table
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Always water houseplants with room temperature water. For a nutrient boost, use cooled, leftover water from cooking pasta.
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Canteys Lake Forest Plant Stand
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Wipe the leaves of your plants to remove dirt and dust for optimal growth, and mist with water to avoid pests.
Plant Stand Set
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Make sure your planters have proper drainage to avoid root rot. The drain hole should be double the size of the root.
Caring For Your Plants
English Ivy
English Ivy doesn't need much space or sunlight to grow, and it naturally absorbs formaldehyde in the air (often found from cleaning products and synthetic dyes).
Bromeliads
Bromeliads are very tolerant to drought and need to be watered once a week at the very most. Read more about these in our 5 Mother's Day Plant Gift Ideas.
Succulents
Aeoniums aren't the hardiest succulents, but they require little soil, have varying colors, and more than 30 species. Native to the Mediterranean, they thrive in indoor (not too hot or cool) conditions. Most succulents require minimal soil and grow well in containers. Read more of our Tips for Growing Succulents.
Hanging Plants
For those with green thumbs, hanging plants are a beautiful way to display plants, like these string of pearls (left). Read How to Care for Hanging Plants to keep your plants healthy and lush.
Herbs
You don't need much more than a sunny windowsill or plant stand for growing flavorful herbs, like cilantro, basil, mint, and more, at home. Check out everything you need to Plant a Potted Herb Garden.
Cactus
Not all succulents are cacti, however, all cacti are succulents. Cacti grow very slowly and rarely need to be repotted. Cactus plants only need to be watered when they appear to shrivel.
Monstera Deliciosa
This plant should be grown in a large floor pot with a trellis, and will have a greater number of splits in its heart-shaped leaves with ample indirect sunlight. Cocoon Home balanced this living room with a large Monstera Deliciosa and earthy textures and colors.
Jade Plants
Jade plants can go up to a month without being watered, and are known to live for years. Kathryn J. LeMaster Art and Design chose a rustic plant stand to display this Jade plant.
Spider Plant
These are ideal for novice gardeners. Spider plants flourish with indirect sun-light, do not need much watering, and remove up to 98% of carbon dioxide from the air. See blogger Kelly Beall's picks for 10 Modern Plant Pots.
