Large Indoor Plants & Giant Houseplants
Floor Plants and Indoor Trees for Every Space
Make a statement with a plant that fills the room. Our large and giant indoor plant collection features floor plants and indoor trees that bring drama, texture, and life to living rooms, entryways, offices, and beyond. No green thumb required.
Popular Large Indoor Plants
From towering Ficus trees to sculptural Dracaenas, our large houseplant collection has options for every room. Pet-friendly Parlor and Areca Palms add a tropical feel without the worry, while Snake Plants and ZZ Plants offer bold shapes and exceptional tolerance for low light and irregular watering. Whatever your space or skill level, there's a large plant that will thrive.
Are Large Plants Easier to Care For?
Surprisingly, yes. Large houseplants are often more forgiving than their smaller counterparts. A bigger pot means more soil mass, which retains moisture longer, so you're watering less frequently and have more of a buffer if you forget. Large plants also tend to be more established and resilient, making them a great choice for anyone who wants impact without much maintenance.
Large Indoor Plants as a Design Statement
A single large plant can transform a room. Floor plants and indoor trees create natural focal points, define spaces, add warmth to minimalist interiors, and bring the feeling of the outdoors in. Whether you're furnishing a new home, refreshing an office, or filling an empty corner, a large plant is one of the most effective design moves you can make.
What are the best large indoor plants for low light?
Snake Plants (Sansevieria) and ZZ Plants are two of the most popular large houseplants for low-light spaces. Both tolerate indirect and artificial light and require minimal watering, making them ideal for offices, hallways, and rooms with limited natural light.
What large indoor plants are safe for pets?
Pet-friendly large houseplants include Parlor Palms, Areca Palms, and Olive Trees.
How often do you water large indoor plants?
Most large indoor plants need watering once every one to two weeks in bright light, and less frequently in medium to low light. The larger the pot and soil mass, the longer it retains moisture, making large plants more forgiving to water on a looser schedule than smaller plants.
How big do indoor floor plants get?
Indoor floor plants vary widely by species. Snake Plants typically reach two to four feet, while Ficus and Dracaena trees can grow six feet or taller indoors with proper care and light.
