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Large Indoor Plants

Large houseplants can change the entire atmosphere of a room. Spectacular woody trunks, large swooping leaves, and well-established plants are a feast for the eyes. If you are looking for immediate impact, mature varieties, look no further, order online, or visit Boma in Kentish Town, and shop our wide range of large plants.

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About Large Houseplants

Although we desperately know the struggle for space, being a London garden centre, it’s vital to ‘Go big and Go home!’ Sometimes impatience takes precedence, and a large plant or two is the only thing to satisfy your passion. Large plants are fantastic instant impact additions to an indoor space, completely transforming a room. 

It’s best to place your large plant where you can admire it looking its best, not shoved in the corner of an office/ a gap filler: display your specimen as if it’s a living piece of art! Ensure adequate light reaches all areas of your large plant by occasionally rotating it for even growth. 

Some classic large houseplants Boma showcases are the Fiddle Leaf Fig, Rubber Plant, and wide varieties of Dracaena. Ficus are a firm favourite of ours with such diversity in size, shape and colour. We can’t get enough of them!

Indoor Large Plants Popular Questions

What are the best large plants for indoors? -
Some of the best large or tall houseplants for indoors include the Fiddle Leaf Fig, Rubber Plant, and Ficus Benjamina. These plants not only make a beautiful statement but also improve air quality by filtering toxins and increasing oxygen levels.
How often should I water my large house plants? +
Watering frequency depends on the plant type, light conditions, and season, but most large indoor plants need watering every 7–14 days. It’s best to check the soil moisture—if the top two inches are dry, it’s time to water. Proper plant care includes ensuring good drainage to prevent root rot.
How much light do large indoor plants need? +
Most large houseplants thrive in bright, indirect sunlight, but some, like the Bird of Paradise, can tolerate direct sunlight for a few hours. It’s important to rotate plants occasionally so all sides receive even light and growth remains balanced.
How do I arrange large plants in my living room? +
You can arrange large plants as a statement plant or focal piece for a room, near windows for natural light, or as room dividers to create a lush, cosy atmosphere. Mixing many plants of varying heights adds depth, while grouping more plants together can enhance humidity and create a mini indoor jungle effect.