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Daily care and tips for All our houseplants

How should watering be adjusted for different houseplants?

Watering frequency varies considerably from one genus to another, from once a week for a Philodendron to once every three weeks for a Zamioculcas. Always let the substrate dry out between waterings. Overwatering remains the most common cause of decline.

Should you repot a houseplant as soon as you bring it home?

No, it’s best to wait 2 to 3 weeks after receiving the plant to let it acclimate before repotting. This gives the plant time to adjust to its new environment. Once this period has passed, a larger pot and potting mix suitable for the plant will promote healthy growth.

Where can I buy high-quality houseplants?

Plant and Stories offers a selection of indoor plants'sourced from French and European growers and selected for their quality and healthy root systems. Every order benefits from fast, secure delivery with careful packaging. Discover our full range of indoor plants'online.

Everything you need to know about All our houseplants

Which houseplant should you choose as a beginner?

The most forgiving varieties are recommended for beginners, such as Zamioculcas, Sansevieria or Pothos. These plants tolerate missed waterings and adapt to moderate indirect light. They provide an ideal starting point before moving on to more demanding species such as Calathea.

Which houseplants can tolerate low light?

The Zamioculcas, Aglaonema, and Sansevieria can thrive in low indirect light, or even under artificial lighting. They maintain healthy foliage even several meters from a window. In a very dark room, a full-spectrum grow light is an effective solution to make up for the lack of light.

Are all houseplants toxic to pets?

No, many genera such as Chlorophytum, Calathea, or Areca are non-toxic to cats and dogs. Others, such as Philodendron or Monstera, contain irritating calcium oxalate crystals. Always check the details for each variety before purchasing if you live with pets.

All our houseplants

Our catalog brings together iconic genera such as Monstera, Philodendron and Pothos, alongside reliable favorites like Sansevieria and Zamioculcas, for every home, whether bright or more low-lit.

The essentials at a glance:

  • ☀️ Light: from Monstera (bright indirect light) to Zamioculcas (dark corners)
  • 💧 Watering: varies by species; Zamioculcas can go several weeks without water
  • 🎯 Benefit: a variety to suit every home
  • 🍃 Foliage: Monstera, Philodendron, Pothos, Sansevieria, Zamioculcas

All our houseplants: a selection for every taste

Some rooms are just waiting for the right plant to come to life. Our catalog brings together iconic genera such as Monstera, Philodendron and Pothos, alongside reliable favorites such as Sansevieria and Zamioculcas. Whether your home is filled with light or a little more low-lit, you’re sure to find a houseplant variety to suit it.

Houseplant care: different needs for different species

Light, watering and potting mix needs vary from one genus to another: Monstera thrives in bright indirect light, while Zamioculcas can tolerate darker corners and go several weeks without watering. For most of these plants, choose our mix enriched with biostimulants, which ensures good drainage and supports root recovery after planting.

Buy your houseplants from Plant and Stories

Our houseplants are carefully selected from French and European growers to ensure healthy, well-rooted plants. Every order is carefully packaged and delivered quickly and safely to your door. Discover all our houseplants today and create a look that’s uniquely yours.

To learn more, read our complete guide: Houseplants: the complete guide to creating your urban jungle.

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