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Tall floor plants that anchor a room.

Large plants make the biggest difference to a room and cost the most to ship, so choose the light first and buy a size you can carry up the stairs.

How to choose

Photo of a monstera plant (Monstera deliciosa)Photo: Smatu / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsMonsteraMonstera deliciosaBright indirect lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a snake plant plant (Dracaena trifasciata)Photo: Rudolphous / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsSnake PlantDracaena trifasciataLow lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a fiddle leaf fig plant (Ficus lyrata)Photo: Ranch9613 / CC0, Wikimedia CommonsFiddle Leaf FigFicus lyrataBright indirect lightNot pet-safeChallengingPhoto of a calathea plant (Goeppertia)Photo: Fregisseur / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsCalatheaGoeppertiaMedium lightPet-safeChallengingPhoto of a bird of paradise plant (Strelitzia reginae / S. nicolai)Photo: Gabriel Collares / CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsBird of ParadiseStrelitzia reginae / S. nicolaiBright + some sun lightNot pet-safeModerateIllustration of a rubber plant in a terracotta potRubber PlantFicus elasticaBright indirect lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a dracaena plant (Dracaena fragrans, D. marginata and others)Photo: Filo gèn' / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsDracaenaDracaena fragrans, D. marginata and othersMedium lightNot pet-safeEasyIllustration of a money tree in a terracotta potMoney TreePachira aquaticaMedium lightPet-safeEasyPhoto of a areca palm plant (Dypsis lutescens)Photo: Dinesh Valke from Thane, India / CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia CommonsAreca PalmDypsis lutescensBright indirect lightPet-safeModeratePhoto of a olive tree plant (Olea europaea)Photo: ekeidar / CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia CommonsOlive TreeOlea europaeaBright + some sun lightPets: checkChallengingIllustration of a lemon tree in a terracotta potLemon TreeCitrus limonBright + some sun lightNot pet-safeChallengingPhoto of a norfolk island pine plant (Araucaria heterophylla)Photo: bertknot from scarborough, australia / CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia CommonsNorfolk Island PineAraucaria heterophyllaBright indirect lightPet-safeModeratePhoto of a majesty palm plant (Ravenea rivularis)Photo: Glpinagelpinagel / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsMajesty PalmRavenea rivularisBright indirect lightPet-safeChallengingPhoto of a kentia palm plant (Howea forsteriana)Photo: Granitethighs / CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia CommonsKentia PalmHowea forsterianaMedium lightPet-safeEasyIllustration of a yucca cane in a terracotta potYucca CaneYucca giganteaBright + some sun lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a dieffenbachia plant (Dieffenbachia seguine)Photo: Grace789 / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsDieffenbachiaDieffenbachia seguineMedium lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a umbrella plant plant (Schefflera arboricola)Photo: Fia Tunam Siwyh / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsUmbrella PlantSchefflera arboricolaBright indirect lightNot pet-safeEasyPhoto of a weeping fig plant (Ficus benjamina)Photo: Bärbel Miemietz / CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia CommonsWeeping FigFicus benjaminaBright indirect lightNot pet-safeModerate

At a glance

PlantLightWaterPet-safeDifficultyShops confirmed
MonsteraBright indirectWhen the top 2 in (5 cm) of soil is dryNoEasy3
Snake PlantLowOnly when soil is completely dry, every 2-6 weeksNoEasy4
Fiddle Leaf FigBright indirectWhen the top 2 in is dryNoChallenging4
CalatheaMediumKeep evenly moist, never soggyYesChallenging5
Bird of ParadiseBright + some sunWhen the top 2 in is dryNoModerate4
Rubber PlantBright indirectWhen the top 2 in is dryNoEasy3
DracaenaMediumWhen the top 1-2 in is dryNoEasy4
Money TreeMediumWhen the top 2 in is dryYesEasy4
Areca PalmBright indirectWhen the top inch is dryYesModerate2
Olive TreeBright + some sunDeeply, then only when the top 2 in (5 cm) is dryNot listedChallenging3
Lemon TreeBright + some sunDeeply when the top 2 in is dryNoChallenging1
Norfolk Island PineBright indirectWhen the top 1 in is dryYesModerate2
Majesty PalmBright indirectKeep evenly moistYesChallenging3
Kentia PalmMediumWhen the top 2 in of soil is dryYesEasy0
Yucca CaneBright + some sunWhen the soil is mostly dryNoEasy3
DieffenbachiaMediumWhen the top 1-2 in is dryNoEasy1
Umbrella PlantBright indirectWhen the top 1-2 in is dryNoEasy1
Weeping FigBright indirectWhen the top 1-2 in is dryNoModerate3

Where to buy large indoor plants

Each plant's buying guide lists the shops we have confirmed currently stock it, with what each shop is best for. For shipping and guarantee terms side by side, see Online plant shop policies compared.

Sources

  1. ASPCA: Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants
  2. NC State Extension Plant Toolbox