Potta Plantta specialises in greenery to spruce up homes and offices. They sell a diverse range of indoor plants, including exotic ones from Ecuador with large leaves. 

They also offer a wide variety of pots, be it pots with animals painted on them or biodegradable coconut pots. These pots, along with their other decor items, come from Southeast Asian artisans.

You can order online here or find them at 55 Lorong L Telok Kurau #01-57, Singapore 425500.

If you love succulents and cacti, this Instagram shop takes it to a new level by making arrangements out of them. While many see succulents as boring plants, these arrangements are full of colour, texture, and varying heights to add variety and balance to the pots.

You can find them here.

Plunt.co is well-known for their Plunt Combo, where they allow you to mix and match your plant and the pot that you think would fit best for your home. You can also choose your Plunt Combo by the size of the inner pot diameter so that you can easily filter out plants that are too small or that just won’t fit.

If you simply want to purchase some pots, they have textured pots that will give your plants a bit of character. Most of their planters fit a muted colour scheme, so they can fit in any home without taking too much attention away from the rest of the space. They also have a few animal-shaped pots, including whales and hippos.

You can find them here and order for either delivery or a pick-up at 71 Ubi Crescent #08-13 Excalibur Centre Singapore 408571.

If you want to add some green to your rooms but don’t know where to start, Thenursery.sg offers bespoke services to evaluate your house and bring the outdoors into your space. If you already have a vision in mind, you can select from the plants on sale. You can even streamline your search by taking note of which plants are popular and easy to look after, as indicated on the website.

They also offer ceramic pots that will fit with any house’s minimalistic vibe.

You can order online or find them at 326 King George’s Avenue Singapore 208567.

Rabbit Island offers both common and rare species of succulents and houseplants for customers to choose from. This includes cactus, pet-friendly plants, and even colourful moss. 

They are currently selling plants for Christmas, and their selection of Christmas plants come in cute pots that will be perfect for gifting.

You can find them here.

At Tumbleweed, you can get indoor plants not just for yourself, but for others as well. The plants under their ‘Gifting Plants’ category are mostly easy to care for, with one or two exceptions, while the other plants under ‘Potted Plants’ vary in difficulty to maintain. But of course, there’s nothing stopping you from getting a gifting plant for yourself.

They have a good selection of planters ranging from pots, baskets, stands, and more that come in fun and quirky designs  — perfect for those looking to add a little uniqueness to their homes.

You can order here or visit them at 55 Tiong Bahru Rd, #01-02 Tumbleweed Plants, Singapore 160055.

Chlorofeel’s indoor plant’s selection is all about being easy to look after and thrive in Singapore’s hot weather. You can shop based on how much light the plant needs, how tall they are, and even whether the plants can purify the air (we all definitely need that!).

One of their star plants includes the much-loved Birds of Paradise that will add a pop of orange to your house.

They also specialise in rare succulents that you won’t find in any old supermarket. These succulents have a myriad of colours, from pink, purple, brown, blue, and more.

Their pots are made for everybody. Whether you want a bright-coloured duck pot or a sophisticated marble-textured ceramic pot, they have many options to choose from.

You can find them here.

FrecklePot sells urban pots that can fit any house’s aesthetic, be it boho or chic. From simple pots to whimsical ones with a face and ears on them, they have it all. 

You can shop based on the design of the pot. For example, you can filter between concrete pots that look like rocks or novelty designs that come in various shapes such as owls and cats.

You can find them here.

If you are a fan of bonsais and the Japanese garden aesthetic, The 3 Keys might have what you are looking for. Their Instagram page is full of mini mature trees in unique (sometimes one-of-a-kind) pots. Whether you are looking for a little zen in your apartment or you are a lover of everything mini, these plants are good fits.

Just remember that bonsais require specific care such as shaping, but it’s nothing a plant lover can’t get the hang of quickly!

You can find them online here or visit their store at 17 Joan Road, Singapore 298900.

This store has pots that cater to those who prefer a minimalistic and simple look that still makes a statement in the home. Their pots give off a modern feel that is sure to fit any interiors, even those that have a more rustic vibe.

You can order online or book an appointment.

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