Houseplants
Green up your home with easy-care houseplants
Hundreds of Unique Houseplants
Discover Robben Florist & Garden Center’s collection of beautiful houseplants that bring natural beauty indoors year-round. From low-light favorites like pothos and snake plants to statement-making fiddle leaf figs and trending monstera, we carry healthy, thriving plants for every space and experience level. Our expert staff can help you choose the perfect houseplants for your home’s light conditions and your lifestyle.
Whether you’re a beginner looking for nearly indestructible options or an experienced plant parent seeking unique varieties, we have the quality houseplants and care advice you need. Visit our garden center in Delhi Hills to see our full selection and get personalized recommendations.
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Care Tips
Light Requirements
Match plants to your home’s natural light. Low-light plants (pothos, snake plants, ZZ plants) thrive in rooms with north-facing windows or away from windows. Medium-light plants (monstera, philodendron) prefer bright indirect light near east or west windows. High-light plants (succulents, cacti, fiddle leaf figs) need south-facing windows or very bright rooms.
Watering Guidelines
Most houseplants die from overwatering, not underwatering. Water when the top 1-2 inches of soil feels dry to the touch. Use pots with drainage holes and empty saucers after watering. Different plants have different needs—succulents need infrequent watering while ferns prefer consistent moisture. When in doubt, wait another day before watering.
Basic Feeding
Feed houseplants during spring and summer growing seasons with water-soluble fertilizer diluted to half strength every 2-4 weeks. Reduce feeding in fall and winter when growth slows. Overfertilizing causes more problems than underfertilizing, so less is more.
Common Problems
Yellow leaves usually mean overwatering. Brown leaf tips indicate low humidity or fluoride in water. Leggy growth means not enough light—move closer to a window. Drooping leaves signal underwatering. Our staff can help troubleshoot specific plant problems.