Amazon's Killer Spring Sale Includes Rare Houseplant Deals—Like $50 Fiddle Leaf Figs!
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Ready for a home refresh? Amazon just announced the return of its Big Spring Sale—a Prime Day-style event that will run from March 25 to 31—and is expected to include markdowns on just about everything for your home, from rugs to outdoor furniture. It also happens to arrive at the perfect time for green thumbs (or those who want to be!) to kick off their spring gardening with rare deals on live plants.
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Spring is the ideal time to introduce a new houseplant into your space. They’re naturally waking up from winter hibernation and should easily acclimate to the growing conditions in your home, like light and humidity, at this time of year. For most varieties, it’s also the start of growing season, so you’ll have lots of satisfying new growth to look forward to throughout the summer.
Many plants featured on this list are from Costa Farms—it's one of Amazon's most reputable sources for live plants, and it's participating in this week's deals. The shop has collected thousands of five-star reviews across its range of plants. Consider your spring garden shopping complete—below.
Discover more plant-centric content below:
Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree
The fiddle leaf fig is one of the most coveted houseplants thanks to its broad green leaves. It can also get expensive—all the more reason to buy while it's on sale. Since this picturesque plant can be finicky, we made this guide on how to keep fiddle leaf figs alive, regardless of your gardening experience.
Live Pothos Plants (4-pack)
This set of four individually-potted pothos plants comes out to just $5 each! Pothos is famous for its heart-shaped leaves and easy care. It's also one of the easiest plants to propagate, so you'll have little green babies all around your home in no time.
Monstera Swiss Cheese Plant
The monstera is another plant that's risen to social media fame thanks to its gorgeous leaves. It's a vining plant, so it grows similar to a pothos, but it can get much larger. If yours gets too out of control, you can tie it to a moss pole to support it.
String of Bananas Succulent
Got a sunny windowsill that needs sprucing up? This succulent could be the perfect accessory—especially if hung in a cute planter basket. We love its uniquely shaped leaves that'll trail down the planter as it grows; just be sure to let the soil dry out completely between waterings as it can be prone to root rot.
Money Tree
Money may not grow on trees, but this might be the next best thing! According to folklore, money trees are said to bring good fortune, abundance, and prosperity into your home. This money tree care guide will help you keep it healthy.
Live Tropical Pothos Plant
Known for its striking green and white variegated foliage, this pearls and jade pothos plant is another great pick for beginners. Just like other pothos plants, it'll thrive in bright indirect light, and its trailing leaves make stunning live decor in your home.
Philodendron Birkin
It may not be a Birkin bag, but this variegated greenery is certainly a close second. The hearty houseplant stands out for its cream-hued stripes and heart-shaped leaves, and it does best in bright indirect light. Since it tends to lean in the direction of sunlight, you'll want to rotate this plant every few weeks to help it grow more evenly.
White Bird of Paradise Plant
Transforming your space into a jungle oasis is easy when you have a bird of paradise in your collection. The large, majestic leaves will thrive in bright indirect sunlight and high humidity, so consider placing it near a south-facing window and giving the underside of its leaves a quick spritz every once in a while for added moisture.
Snake Plant
Guilty of forgetting to water your plants? A snake plant might be the one for you. It only needs to be watered about once a month, making it a popular option for beginners or those who spend a lot of time away from home.
Raven ZZ Plant
It may not be on sale, but we think this stunning Raven ZZ is worth shopping at full price, too. Its gleaming, almost black leaves look so striking in your home, and we love how beginner-friendly it is. In the wild, it grows along the forest floor, so it's no stranger to dim conditions or a drafty breeze. (In other words, if your home has low light, this is the plant for you!)
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