Small plants | 31-50 cm

Looking to buy small houseplants between 31 and 50 centimetres tall? This size is perfect for a windowsill, cabinet, desk or coffee table. Choose from a variety of plants, including the calathea, ZZ plant, peace lily, orchid and dieffenbachia, often available in a beautiful decorative pot or as an affordable set of several plants.

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Buy small plants at Olivera Garden

Small plants make any space look beautifully green, even if you have limited space. Plants measuring 31 to 50 centimetres are large enough to stand out, yet fit on almost any shelf or windowsill.

Colourful foliage plants

The Calathea and prayer plant (Maranta) have beautifully patterned leaves that fold upwards in the evening. The Dieffenbachia has large, mottled leaves in green and cream.

Resilient plants for any space

The ZZ plant and mother-in-law's tongue are hardy and easy to care for. If you want flowers, choose an orchid or flame lily.

Caring for small plants

Small plants are in smaller pots and therefore dry out more quickly. Check the potting soil more often to see if it is dry.

Create groups

Small plants look beautiful in groups of three or five, with varying heights and leaf shapes. Together, they also increase the humidity, which plants such as the Calathea enjoy.

More sizes

Even smaller? View our 16–30 cm plants and mini plants. Prefer something larger? Look at our medium-sized plants. You can buy several plants at a great price with our value plant boxes.

Frequently asked questions about small houseplants

Which small plant is suitable for a sunny windowsill?

Succulents, cacti and mother-in-law's tongue can tolerate the sun. It is best to place Calathea and ferns in a bright spot away from direct sunlight.

Do small plants continue to grow?

Yes, most small plants are young plants that will continue to grow with the right care.

Can I put several small plants in one pot?

Yes, provided they require the same care, such as different succulents or ferns planted together.