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Indoor Planters & Pots

Large planters for indoor plants weigh less in resin than ceramic. Terracotta indoor planters and pots dry out faster than glazed flower pots.

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About Indoor Planters & Pots products

With so many flower pots and planters on the market in Australia, how do you make the right choice? ArchiPro makes it easy for you. With a carefully curated selection of the best indoor planters and pots in the country, you’re able to browse the best of the very best. From large indoor planters to simple flower pots, you’ll be able to find the perfect fit for you to improve your home decor.

Bring in some greenery and freshen up your interiors with beautiful indoor planters and flower pots. With so much variety out there, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Whether you’re looking for decorative flower pots, stylish flower planters or large indoor pots as a statement piece, ArchiPro has a great selection of choices from trusted suppliers across Australia.

Indoor planters

Group as many plants and flowers together as you’d like, with indoor planters. Indoor planters are generally larger in size to accommodate plants of all shapes and sizes. Large indoor garden pots provide room for substantial plants while giving the container a clear presence in the room.

Indoor plant pots

Keep your plant well-nourished in an indoor plant pot. When picking one out, make sure you have sufficient space and well-draining soil, keeping the growth of the plant in mind.

Flower planters

Inject a combination of colours into your room with flower planters. There is a wide range of planters available in Australia including hanging planters, accommodating a wide range of flowers. For rooms with a stronger design focus, interior planter boxes can hold several plants in one defined arrangement.

Flower pots

The classic flower pot looks great in any setting. Unlike a flower vase which houses cut flowers, a flower pot holds the entire plant so you’re able to enjoy it all year round.

The advantages of high quality indoor planters and pots

Taking care of your plants also means giving them the best possible home. In Australia, high quality indoor planters and pots will be sturdy enough to hold your plants without cracking, collapsing or breaking. Also, since these pots and planters are indoors, you’ll likely be looking at them every day. High quality pots and planters often have a beautiful finish and aesthetic, which will complement the style of your home.

How to choose the indoor planters and pots that are right for you

When choosing the right indoor planters and pots for your home, it’s important to take a look at the plants and flowers you will be putting in them. Do you like a spacious look with one or two small plants in a bigger pot? Or do you prefer a tight squeeze, with multiple flowers in one planter? It also pays to do some research on the type of plant you like, as some will have specific requirements about the type of soil required, and the recommended size of the pot or planter. Planters for designer indoor plants should also suit the scale and form of the foliage they contain.

What kind of pots should you use for indoor plants?

While this may depend on the type of plant you have and the soil it requires, as a general suggestion clay and ceramic pots are a good choice. These are great for plants requiring fast-draining soil.

What is the main difference between pots and planters?

Pots and planters may sound similar but they have some differences. Generally, pots can only hold one plant and they’re smaller in size. Planters can be long or irregular shaped and can contain more than one type of plant.

What do you put at the bottom of an indoor planter?

Creating a bottom layer in an indoor planter is crucial for drainage and healthy plants. Proper drainage can be achieved with stones, pebbles, or pumice. You can also include water and soda bottles or plastic takeout containers.

How long can plants stay in pots for?

This will depend on the type of plant you have. As a general rule, repotting should only be done when a plant outgrows its current pot or when the plant shows signs of stress or disease.