How is the delivery of a plant over 1.5 meters handled?

We use ultra-reinforced packaging and specialized carriers. Each plant is staked and protected to ensure it arrives in perfect condition, directly in your living room. The foliage is gently tied, the trunk is secured, and the pot is stabilized. Some leaves may fall after transport (normal stress), but your plant will quickly stabilize.

Should I repot my large plant as soon as I receive it?

No, our XXL plants are delivered in quality soil. We recommend waiting 6 to 12 months before the first repotting to allow it time to acclimate to its new environment. Immediate repotting would add unnecessary extra stress. Let your plant settle in peacefully.

What pot diameter is suitable for an XXL plant?

For a plant in a 21cm or 24cm growing pot, plan for a decorative pot of 27cm to 30cm. For very large specimens (30cm+ pot), a 35cm decorative pot is ideal. Choose heavy and stable decorative pots to prevent the plant from tipping over. The rule: +2 to +3 cm in diameter compared to the growing pot.

How do I care for a large-scale plant?

The classic mistake is overwatering. The bigger the pot, the slower the drying. Water generously but less often, and don’t forget to dust the large leaves monthly to optimize photosynthesis. Check the soil deeply (5-7 cm) before watering. A large pot can be dry on the surface but still moist inside.

Which large plants are easiest to maintain in an office?

The Beaucarnea (Elephant Foot) and the XXL Sansevieria are tough and tolerate missed waterings. For a more tropical look with little maintenance, Kentia or Dracaena are excellent choices. These plants handle air conditioning and office conditions well. If you have pets, check out our collection of pet-safe plants.

Are large plants more difficult to care for?

Not necessarily! Large plants are often more mature and resilient than young ones. They tolerate watering mistakes better thanks to developed root systems. The main challenge: cleaning the foliage and repotting require more physical effort. But day-to-day, they are often easier.

What ceiling height is needed for a large plant?

For plants 60-80 cm tall, a standard ceiling height (2.40-2.50 m) is more than enough. For plants over 100 cm, plan for at least 2.50 m. Don’t forget to add the height of the decorative pot (15-30 cm). Leave 30-50 cm of space above so the plant can keep growing.

Can I prune my large plant if it grows too tall?

Yes! Most large plants tolerate pruning well. Cut above a node in spring. This encourages branching and density. Ficus, Dracaena, Yucca, and Monstera are easy to prune. This way, you control the final height and shape of your plant.

How much does a large XXL plant cost?

Prices vary depending on species and size. XXL plants 60-80 cm: €40-80. XXL plants 80-100 cm: €60-120. XXL plants over 100 cm: €80-200. Rare species (Alocasia, Philodendron) are more expensive. It’s a long-term investment: these mature plants last for decades and keep growing. Immediate decor impact guaranteed.

Large indoor plants, XXL plants, and indoor trees

Discover our selection of large indoor plants and XXL plants. Majestic plants and true indoor trees to structure a living room, greenify a space, and create a spectacular urban jungle.

Large indoor plants and XXL plants instantly transform a room. Thanks to their lush foliage and impressive height, some varieties even take on the appearance of true indoor trees.

Placed in a living room, near a bay window, or in a bright corner, these plants become a central element of the decor and immediately create an urban jungle atmosphere.

Why choose a large indoor plant or an indoor tree?

XXL plants add volume and verticality to a space. A single large plant can be enough to dress up an empty corner or structure a room.

Some iconic plants are especially appreciated for this use, notably Monstera and Ficus, as well as certain varieties of Philodendron and Alocasia that develop spectacular foliage.

Perfect plants for the living room and large spaces

Large indoor plants naturally find their place in living areas. They make it easy to bring greenery into a living room, create a nature corner in an open space, or add height to a room.

To create a balanced plant arrangement, you can also combine an XXL plant with small indoor plants or hanging plants to vary volumes and heights.

How to highlight a large plant?

Large plants and indoor trees need a bright and sufficiently open spot to grow properly. Place them near a window or in a space where their foliage can flourish freely.

An appropriate decorative pot also helps to enhance the plant and integrate it harmoniously into your decor. Discover our selection of pots and decorative pots to showcase your XXL plants.

Verdeia tips for large indoor plants

Light. Large plants generally prefer bright but indirect light.

Space. Allow enough room for the foliage to develop without constraint.

Watering. Large pots retain moisture longer. Let the soil dry out slightly between waterings.

Balance. Rotate the plant regularly to keep its growth harmonious.

To find out which varieties to choose and how to integrate them into your interior, also check out our complete guide on XXL plants.