24 Things To Make People Think You're An Expert Plant Parent

Convince everyone you have a "green thumb" with nutrient-rich potting soil, Insta-worthy planters and more handy plant essentials.
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Congrats, you’re finally a parent to a plant baby (or two, or three). If you don’t have a green thumb just yet, it’s okay because there are great products that’ll make taking care of anything leafy a breeze. Here are drainage-friendly planters, cool spritz bottles and more items that’ll help with plant maintenance. 

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A hardy Swiss cheese plant
Also known as a monstera deliciosa, this plant is low-light tolerant and easy to take care of, making it a great choice for novice plant parents.

Promising review: "I've had this plant for about a month and it just keeps getting better. It arrived in excellent condition and in soil that wasn't overly saturated. Bloomscape includes a cover pot with every package, which meant I didn't have to buy one or further shock my new plant by repotting it. Overall, unboxing Bloomscape's packaging was clean too. The plant has expanded beautifully and it's giving me new leaves! Compared to my other monstera, this one is pretty big. It's by far my favorite monstera and it's worth every penny." — Christine Forbes

Get it from Bloomscape for $150 (available in five pot colors).
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A pair of plant pruners
Trim off dying leaves and snip stems with this pair of plant-friendly shears.

Promising review: "These are perfect! I've had these for over a week and have already used them nearly every day. They get right into tiny or close spots and snip stems right off, they work great for deadheading or cutting flowers including roses, petunias, pansies, dianthus pinks, vinca, coreopsis, whatever! They actually make deadheading flowers and plants fun because it's so easy! Plus they are small and light so they don't hurt or tire my hands. I can easily open and close the lock with one hand so I can quickly snip, snip, snip away! I think I may buy a second pair because they are so handy. The only thing I wish is that they had a cap because they easily fit right in my pocket but that end is super pointy, I'm surprised I haven't poked or scratched myself on them yet lol." — Laurilee5

Get it from Amazon for $6.99 (available in two colors).
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An indoor plant hanger
Make sure your house plants get the proper light they need by displaying them on this cool acrylic unit.

Indoor Window Gardens is a small business based in South Carolina known for their chic plant storage shelves.

Get it from Indoor Window Gardens on Etsy for $74+ (available in three styles and five mounting options).
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A liquid fertilizer
This foam formula will instantly feed your indoor plant babies, just add to a pump or two to any watering can and you'll be good to go!

Promising review: "This liquid fertilizer is basic, but it's the truth. Think of it as a vitamin supplement for your plants. The key is diluting it with your water instead of putting it directly on the soil. Never use fertilizer on dry soil, you'll burn the roots. I use this for my ferns, monsteras, philodendrons, alocasias and snake plants." — Christine Forbes

Get a 2-pack from Amazon for $13.30.
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A beautiful pothos
If you're looking for a plant that'll grow in most lighting conditions and looks stunning on shelves, you may want to check out this green gem.

Brumley and Bloom is a woman-owned small business based in Michigan. They're known for their pretty houseplants and boho home goods.

Promising review: "My golden pothos is perfect! It arrived quicker than I expected, it was packaged greatly, and didn’t have any damage upon arrival! The plant was bigger than I expected, which was great. It even already had some beautiful vines growing!" — Sophie

Get it from Brumley and Bloom on Etsy for $11.05+ (available in three sizes).
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A spherical self-watering planter
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If you forget to water your plant, no worries, because this planter will help it stay hydrated! Your green baby can obtain water from the roots, so you don't have to stress about under or over-watering it.

Greenery Unlimited is a small business that sells plants, pots and more plant-friendly accessories. They're dedicated to creating indoor spaces that support maximum human wellness.

Get it from Greenery Unlimited for $29 (available in four colors).
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Or a two-tiered self-watering planter
It has a large reservoir that'll be perfect for your favorite vining plant.

Get it from Greenery Unlimited for $69 (available in four colors).
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A bottle of neem oil
This 100% cold-pressed formula will help with pest control (think fungus gnats and spider mites) and keep buggies out of your indoor plants.

Promising review: "Very good quality, smells just right — very strong and pungent. I previously bought ready-to-use (aka 'RTU') neem oil and it was $19 for a quart. This small bottle for $9.99 will make many gallons — so much better deal. I used 1-1/2 tablespoons per quart of water and added liquid soap as an emulsifier. I mixed in a spray bottle and spritzed my plants to kill mealy bugs, aphids and silvery mildew on my succulents, dahlias and brown-eyed Susan. When I first opened the bottle it was thick like mud, and I initially thought something was wrong. I read the label that it solidifies at 65 degrees (the temp was 70 degrees outside) so I put the bottle in warm water and it liquified to the consistency of olive oil. (Stinky olive oil). I’ll report back on how it works but so far so good." — My2wins

Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
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A mid-century modern plant stand
Your plant babies will get more sun exposure and you can give your bare bedroom corner a chic update.

Declutterd is a small business that sells quality plant accessories (pots, stands and more!) at affordable prices.

Promising review: "Love that these are adjustable and take the guesswork out of trying to find the right size stand. I bought them in a pair and will be getting another pair soon. Super simple straight out of the box, and I love the light wood coloring too. Big fan of minimalism and the idea of decluttering, and was able to buy these used, which makes me extra happy." — Stephanie D. Shaw

Get it from Declutterd for $29 (available in four colors).
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A pack of Miracle-Gro plant food spikes
Stick this slow-release fertilizer into your plants' soil to give them a proper feeding and help them grow!

Promising review: "I always kill my plants but I decided to try again. I just bought five houseplants, three of them were marked down because they were looking pretty puny but since I tend to kill them anyways I figured I would give them a try and save some money. I put one of these spikes in each plant and they all looked so much healthier and happier after just a couple days. I also added one spike to the only houseplant that I've had for years without killing (I was beginning to think it was artificial) the leaves looked healthier almost immediately. I'm very happy with this product and it was a great price." — Victoria

Get a pack of 48 spikes from Amazon for $10.48.
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A natural color grow light
If you have a north-facing window (sigh), it can be hard for your succulents or other plants to get enough sunlight. Place this bulb in a lamp so your plant babies can have more time to photosynthesize.

Promising review: "I only have medium-light in my space during the daytime and I was worried that this monstera was gonna be unhappy. So I went ahead and bought this white grow light because I hated the typical purple grow light. I’m happy to say that my monstera LOVES this light and it has consistently been giving me new and healthy leaves for a few months now since I got the bulb. The light has never given my boy burns either! I also use it as extra light whenever I feel like the space is dark. I do see that the price fluctuates a lot so you gotta keep track of that. I am purchasing more in preparation for winter for my other plant babies. Overall, 10/10!" — Trekova

Get it from Amazon for $11.30.
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A hardy snake plant
It'll grow whether you put it in a well-lit spot or darker corner.

Note: This plant shouldn't be consumed by you or pets!

Rooted is an Asian American-owned small business known for their small, medium and large plants and plant-friendly accessories, including potting mix and planters.

Get it from Rooted for $19+ (available in two sizes).
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A long-running humidifier
Mimic your tropical plant's natural environment by placing a humidifier next to them. Bye-bye cracking and brown leaves!

Promising review: "I bought this specifically for my tropical plant collection before winter started. It’s been used daily for the past two months and has worked like a charm. My monsteras are thriving, the zebra plant is growing again and my peace lilies are finally acting like they don’t hate me anymore. Bottom line, this works well. I like that you can adjust the mist level as well as have it on a timer. I prefer setting things up in the morning and forgetting about it while I work. It lessens my stress levels knowing my plants are taken care of and that I don’t have to hear a loud humidifier." — Tali G.

Get it from Amazon for $44.99.
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A philodendron brasil
This trailing plant has beautiful, highly variegated leaves and doesn't require too much upkeep.

Promising review: "The leaves were absolutely pristine, and the plant was bigger than I had anticipated. No brown tips and no signs of pests. Well-packaged and shipped quickly! It's been three months and it is doing great." — Anna Ward

Get it from Brumley and Bloom on Etsy for $7.65+ (available in three sizes).
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A cool spray bottle
Spritz your plant babies and have an Insta-worthy space with this gorgeous plant care accessory.

Promising review: "Looks as good as it works! This mister looks gorgeous on my console table, but it works great, too. Not flimsy, very ergonomic and pumps very easily. I have smaller hands and fingers, so I don’t know how it might work for someone who has larger hands/fingers. But it’s perfect for me. Smooth mechanism. I feel like this is something one would find in The Bell, Book, & Candle shop on 'The Good Witch.' Cassie would approve!" — YogurtClass22

Get it from Amazon for 10.99+ (available in five colors).
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Or a utilitarian spray bottle
Use it to mix a neem oil spray (with water and soap) that'll help with pest control.

Promising review: "When I was a kid, I don't remember a single spray bottle dying on me as I did chores. Nowadays, only about one sprayer in three that I get from a store works at all, whether I buy them empty or with something in the bottle. I can't remember the last sprayer that actually survived to use up the entire contents of the bottle. Either way, these solved my problem. EVERY ONE of the bottles worked from the beginning, and the three or four I actually use are still working after several months.That's by far the longest a sprayer has lasted for me in decades. I've definitely used sprayers that are more comfortable or more powerful, but a sprayer that doesn't work is useless no matter how comfortable. I don't expect to need to buy more spray bottles anytime soon." — William Spillman

Get a four-pack from Amazon for $11.97 (available in two sizes).
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A tough-as-nails philodendron birkin
Sometimes plant care isn't seamless, but this green baby can handle quite a bit. Place it in a sunny area with indirect light for optimal growth.

Promising review: "I got my philodendron birkin from Brumley and Bloom and it's a trooper. I repotted it as soon as it arrived (big no-no) and subjected it to a chaotic watering schedule before I learned better. Somehow, it's still pushing out beautifully variegated foliage with no problems." — Christine Forbes

Get it from Brumley and Bloom on Etsy for $21.25.
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A 'mini monstera' plant
Convince everyone you have a green thumb with this climbing beauty, which grows fast and doesn't require much maintenance. Make sure to place it in bright indirect light!

Get it from Greenery Unlimited for $18.
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A soil meter
You'll know if your plant needs more water (or not) with this easy-to-read gadget.

Promising review: "This is so easy to use! I bought it for my little lemon tree. I had it in the window and the plant wasn't getting a lot of sunlight. Strangely the weather in Ohio is sunny and 85 in October. I took my plant outside and the light gauge went all the way to the max! The PH level is right were it should be at for a lemon tree and the moisture gauge has been helpful to remind you when to water. Awesome little purchase!! Love it! Hopefully next spring I will have lemons! Fun tool!" —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $12.79.
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A bottle of hydrogen peroxide
It's like a fairy godmother for all your house plants, because diluted hydrogen peroxide can help aerates soil, prevent root rot and kill annoying fungus gnats.

Promising review: "Great peroxide and decent price. As a mom of a little boy and a bunch of animals, I feel like I’m always using this. It’s good stuff to keep the bugs away!" — Jeni

Get it from Amazon for $4.49.
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An artsy planter
Give your favorite plant baby a pretty update, thanks to this planter with a minimalist-inspired design and a drainage hole to prevent root rot.

Promising review: "Everyone always asks about my FrancaNYC products. They're just that gorgeous. I own five of their pots and two mugs. Each product is wonderfully handmade and ships pretty fast. Franca isn't cheap but the quality is there. Plus, it feels good to support a local, woman-owned design studio." — Christine Forbes

Get it from West Elm or FrancaNYC for $48+ (available in three sizes).
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A watering tray
Deliver moisture to the roots and protect surfaces from water damage with this helpful plant essential.

Promising review: "These plant trays are exactly as described, sturdy and perfect for my indoor plants. I water my plants from the bottom by pouring water into the trays. These clear trays help me see how much water the plant is taking in so I don’t overwater them." — SammyJo

Get a 10-pack from Amazon for $5.99+ (available in five sizes).
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A bag of potting soil
Help your plant grow well with nutrient-rich ingredients like composted forest humus and sphagnum peat moss. Plus, it contains perlite for drainage purposes!

Get it from Greenery Unlimited for $16.
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And a pack of fun watering bulbs
Your plants won't dry up while you're away. Fill each bulb with water, stick them into soil, and hello hydration.

Promising review: "Well-made, thick glass. Very pretty. Currently I'm using simply for garden decoration but they are also easy to fill with water." — Kindle Customer

Get a 4-pack from Amazon for $29.99.

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Before You Go

Things You Need When You Become A Dedicated Plant Parent
These Blumat ceramic watering stakes(01 of19)
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Vacation is dicey for plant parents. You either entrust your babies to someone who may accidentally kill them, or leave them alone and hope they’re still alive when you get back. But there's a third option: These ceramic watering stakes. Just soak them, then place the end of the tube in a container of water next to the pot and let each plant suck up as much moisture as it wants while you’re away. Safe travels!

Promising review: "I was so happy to open my door to happy and healthy plants after a three-week trip away from home. These stakes work great, and I'm a bit embarrassed to say that they do a better job than I do at keeping my plants consistently watered. Many of my plants looked happier than ever. These are really the best and only solution (other than hiring a service) to take care of your houseplants for extended periods of time. My outside plants didn't fair as well even though a neighbor was tending to them. As long as you leave a water source large enough you can leave home with confidence for long periods of time... If your plant likes to be damp then your water source should be placed even with the plant pot, if your plant likes to be more dry you will place your water source below the level of your plant pot, and if your plant wants to be very moist then your water source should be above your plant pot." — Lou Who
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Mesh pads for drainage holes(02 of19)
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Tired of dirt falling out the bottom of the pot when you move or water a plant? Don't want roots growing through the hole? Just place one of these handy little mesh pads over the drainage hole and leave your Dustbuster in the closet. They come in two sizes.

Promising review: "Where have these been all my (plant mom) life! 💗These are the perfect solution to keeping soil from washing out of the bottom of the pot and are more convenient than hunting for a pebble that is 'just the right size!' Love, love, love. 10/10, highly recommend!" — Heidi
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Sticky traps to get rid of annoying fungus gnats(03 of19)
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Fungus gnats just love the moist soil of houseplants. Trick them with these glue-covered traps on stakes you stick in your pots. It's gross but oh-so-satisfying when one of the loops fills up with gnats and you can simply remove it and toss them in the trash. The set contains 7 stakes with 21 sticky yellow traps.

Promising review: "These suckers did the job well, even better than I expected. They are easy to use and look better than the big butterfly and flower sticky traps." — Amazon customer
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A 6-pack of organic mosquito dunks to kill any fungus gnat larvae(04 of19)
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The sticky traps above will catch adult fungus gnats flying around, but these organic "dunks" can help eliminate any larvae they lay in your soil without posing a harm to pets or plants. The product works because it contains BTI, a natural bacteria that is toxic to mosquito and fungus gnat larvae but non-toxic to other wildlife and humans. Reviewers suggest putting a quarter of a dunk in a gallon of water, letting it sit for about 24 hours, and then using the water to water your plants.

Promising review: "So far this is the best method I have found to rid your houseplants of pesky flies, gnats, and other unwelcome guests. I keep half a dunk in my watering can at all times. When it dissolves (usually after a couple months), I replace it with another. Works great on the houseplants. I tried a lot of other stuff first and nothing compared." — Joshua J. Homemaker
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A moisture meter to check the soil(05 of19)
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The longer you live with your plants, the more you'll learn about how dry the soil should feel for each one before you water again. Until then, it can help to use a tool like this to check the moisture in your pots, lest you overwater and harm any of your precious babies.

Promising review: "Best purchase ever and still wondering how the heck I made it this far without one? Probably killing plants, that’s how! This thing works, easiest to use and read... It is completely accurate. I was glad I read the reviews, as most of the negative reviews say they tested in water and it didn’t work so 'it must be broken.' No, it’s not, the device is specifically designed to be used in a dense soil and not to test in water. It doesn’t even work on orchid mix because it’s too chunky and there’s too many open/airy gaps in it. But all the other soil, potting mix, cactus mix, etc., it works perfectly fine. I highly recommend to anyone who wishes to get better at plant parenthood! I have about 20 plants in my home and they are all happy and thriving! If you have plants, get a moisture meter now!" — Mrs. Gal
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A set of three modern terra cotta pots with saucers(06 of19)
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Speaking of overwatering: Unglazed terra cotta pots are great for any plant that doesn't love having its roots stay wet (and that's most of them). This set includes 4.2-inch, 5.3-inch and 6.5-inch pots with drainage holes, plus a matching saucer for each.

Promising review: "Okay, I am over the moon about these pots. I was so unsure about buying them because of some of the negative reviews, but honestly, I have a LOT of plants and these are the best terra cotta pots I own! They came perfectly packaged and with no damage, the dishes fit the pots so precisely, had drainage holes, AND they came with the little rust resistant mesh and felt pads! The colors of the dish also do match the color of the pot, but I just watered my plants after repotting so now the pot is darker (since it’s wet). Maybe that’s what some of the reviewers were referring to? I don’t know, but that’s a totally normal thing. In any case, I will definitely be ordering more and feel like this is one of the best Amazon purchases I have made. What a great value and find!" — Milky Way
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A trio of highly-rated pretty and modern plastic pots(07 of19)
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Plastic pots are a great lighter-weight option for plants that enjoy moist soil and don't need the water-wicking ability of terra cotta. This set includes pots of three different widths with drainage holes and matching saucers that protect your carpet and furniture. Get the trio in sizes small (widths of 4, 5 and 6 inches) to XXL (widths of 10, 12 and 14 inches) in five colors, including matte white and black.

Promising review: "I find a lot of plant options are very boho or rustic, so I was happy to find this modern option.after buying many beautiful planters, I’ve learned my lesson that the lighter, the better and these are light! Having a lighter pit makes it easier to repot or move your plant during watering or cleaning. This may be the only pots I buy moving forwards." – LibraryGirl
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A proven plant food that promotes growth(08 of19)
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Ideal for plants in containers, this liquid plant food has all 16 of the minerals essential for growth and can perk up lackluster plants. The concentrated, low-salts formula means a little goes a long way, so this 11-ounce jug will last a long time.

Promising review: "My plants have THRIVED on this. I just a capful or less to my watering can when I water them and they've been growing like weeds!! :)" — Meredith
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A long-spout watering can(09 of19)
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For reaching the soil in hanging pots or to water plants whose leaves should stay dry, skip the rain shower type of watering can and get one with a long, narrow spout.

Promising review: "Bought this for my roommate who loves minimalist style and has a ton of plants. She absolutely loves it! The long stem is great especially for ferns that need a long stem to reach into the plant to water the roots. The can is a bit small, but it can definitely water multiple small plants at once!" — Sophia
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Some premium worm castings(10 of19)
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You know you're seriously into your plants when you buy them a bag full of nutrient-rich worm poop. Mix this into potting soil to aerate and add nutrients, sprinkle on top as a fertilizer or create a "worm tea" you can use to water. Fortunately, it just smells like earth.

Promising review: "My plants love it and I love it! It perked up my plants and they're all growing like someone gave them magic powder! They're so green and bulbs even bloomed when I didn't expect them to! Great product! Will continue to buy." — Extreme chef
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A grow light that works with your own fixtures and lamps(11 of19)
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Grow light fixtures that are actually attractive are hard to find (and can be expensive). This LED grow light from GE can fit in many "regular" lamps and fixtures so you can give your babies any extra light they need without compromising your decor.

Promising review: "Bought these bulbs to help some of my orchids and house plants that were just not getting enough light. What I wasn’t expecting is how bright these really are! Like holy smokes that’s a bright bulb, in a good way. One of my sad alocasias perked up within a couple of hours and my oncidium that didn’t look super hot perked up quickly as well! It’s a bright and clean white light that I really love and It shows off plant color beautifully. Will be purchasing more and I’d highly recommend them for anyone with house plants or orchids! Overall: Fantastic bulb for the price, great color of light, gives off enough energy to perk the picky plants up and they don’t run hot." — Victoria
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A three-pack of cute macrame plant hangers(12 of19)
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Ideal for pots between 4 and 6 inches, these 100% cotton hangers in different lengths will let your little friends dangle in front of a window where they can soak up all the sunshine.

Promising review: "These plant holders are absolutely adorable! Exactly what I needed! They are sturdy and a great value for their price point. I will purchase again." — Monique
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A pair of beautiful ceramic hobnail pots(13 of19)
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Got plants that don't need the quickest possible drainage? Put them in these gorgeous, shiny glazed ceramic hobnail pots. Each set includes a 6-inch and 4.75-inch pot, both with drainage holes. They're available in white, black, turquoise and yellow.

Promising review: "These a great little pots! The drain holes are a bit small but, they are a nice quality thick ceramic. I also love the color. I bought the turquoise, which is a dark turquoise, exactly as pictured! Good price for the two pots! They were also packed really well! I would definitely recommend!" — Amazon customer

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An indoor humidity sensor(14 of19)
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How do you know if the area around your tropical plants is reaching the proper levels of warmth and humidity? Well, this small gadget will tell you — and will even connect with your smartphone so you can check from your couch. It also comes with a strip of double-sided tape in case you'd like to stick it in one location permanently.

Promising review: "The Govee H5075 Hygrometer Thermometer is a game-changer for greenhouse growers. Its Bluetooth functionality and remote app control allow easy monitoring of indoor room temperature and humidity levels. The notification alerts and 2 years data storage export ensure you stay on top of your growing environment. With its LCD display and user-friendly features, this device is an indispensable tool for precise climate management." — Nick C
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Organic perlite for enhanced drainage(15 of19)
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Perlite is a naturally occurring volcanic glass heated to the point that it puffs up like tiny popcorn. Most pre-bagged indoor potting mixes include perlite because it helps aerate and drain the soil, but many plants can benefit from adding an extra handful or two in the mix to make sure it doesn't stay waterlogged.

Promising review: "Price for the size, this product can’t be beat! What you get is a very quality bag of perlite to mix in with your soil. It’s been about a month since I used the perlite to replant some succulents and they seem very happy. I used 1/4 cup perlite to 3/4 cup soil ratio." — Paige H.
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Organic pine bark fines to help aerate soil(16 of19)
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Pine bark isn't just a medium for orchids. It can be a great aerating addition to potting mixes for plants that love slightly acidic and quick-draining soil, including varieties of aspidistra, syngonium, pilea and monstera.

Promising review: "I like this pine bark for adding better drainage to all my house plants, but especially plants that require more air and drainage like orchids and succulents. The nuggets are a nice small size, no dyes, clean, and sourced in the U.S. The bag is thick and resealable, making it easy to store and use as needed." — Ron Wis
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Gentle insecticidal soap to kill pests(17 of19)
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No harsh or dangerous chemicals here! A solid option for tackling pests is this ready-to-spray insecticidal soap, which kills the likes of aphids, mites and whiteflies on contact and complies with organic gardening standards. Thankfully, it won't harm any beneficial insects and can be used on edibles up until the day of harvest.

Promising review: "I use this to control mealy bugs and aphids in a home greenhouse. Other products, except neem oil, have been ineffective. This product is simple to use, which I use at first sign of small flying bugs. The is clean and does not leave a noticeable residue on pots, shelves, etc.. The active ingredient is potassium salts, so I am comfortable using this in an enclosed space, within reason." — Tom
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A six-pack of shallow succulent planters(18 of19)
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Many small succulents don't need deep planters, which will only retain more water than they prefer. Put your little babies in these 3.7-inch-wide planters of breathable terra cotta and watch them thrive. (Also available in 4.5-inch and 5.7-inch sizes.)

Promising review: "These little pots are perfect for my succulents! They had outgrown their 2 inch pots so going up to this size was a great transition. The packaging was great and not a single pot was broken or cracked." — K
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A 3/4-inch ceramic drill bit for when your precious favorite pot doesn't have a drainage hole(19 of19)
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Look, it happens: Sometimes you fall deeply in love with a ceramic pot that doesn't have a drainage hole (in which case, it's just a bowl). You can place a plastic pot inside it and move on, but it's also possible to add a hole yourself — you just need a drill bit designed for the job and a heaping dose of patience, as making a hole in a glazed or stoneware pot can be a challenge.

Promising review: "I'm not a tool person, but my husband is! He is a woodworker. I thought all drill bits were created equal. Haha! I wanted to drill a bunch of holes in ceramic pots. I borrowed my husband's bits thinking that he wouldn't notice. Turns out he did since I broke it. He immediately ordered this set for me. Once arrived he quickly showed me how to use it. I drilled several ceramic and clay pots easily. Then there were others that were glazed and I was not able to do it, neither could my husband. So these bits don't do all types, but enough to satisfy my gardening needs for most pots." — Annie B.
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