15 Indoor Plant Care Products On Amazon That Reviewers Truly Love

Plant parenthood is very important — these products will bring out your inner/indoor green thumb without breaking the bank.

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1. A pack of adorable fungus-inspired glass watering globes to keep your houseplants hydrated during your long weekends away. Drips water into planters over three days so you don't have to worry about thirsty plant babes.

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Promising review: "Well-made, thick glass. Very pretty. Currently I'm using simply for garden decoration but they are also easy to fill with water." —Kindle Customer

Get a set of four from Amazon from $16.99.

2. A sleek-yet-durable indoor watering can perfect for getting in nooks and crannies of your smaller, more delicate plants while still holding an impressive 1.3L of water.

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Promising review: "This is a great watering tool! Easy to hold, ergonomic and sturdy. Before I got this tool to water my plants, I was using the tool in the second picture." —Toby's Mom

Get it from Amazon for $8.99 (available in seven colors).

3. A pack of sticky insect traps to attract gnats, aphids, and other indoor critters that want to chow down on your plant babies.

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Promising review: "These definitely catch annoying fungus gnats. I have used some gnat killer spray directly to the soil to kill the gnats but after one of my succulents died after using it I was hesitant. My local nursery recommended these traps and prefers them over the spray. While I don't feel they get rid of the problem completely I have found other ways to eliminate them in conjunction with these traps. These pebbles help create a barrier from gnats getting to the soil to lay eggs and creates a barrier from hatched gnats to get out. Just make sure to cover the soil completely! I also make sure to put the yellow traps on the bottom notch as they fly low. I have found I catch more when they are placed lower rather than higher. This has helped eliminate those annoying gnats!" —Kels

Get it from Amazon for $6.99.

4. An impossibly cute ladybug moisture meter that'll help you keep track of water levels and never overwater again! It also works for outdoor gardens.

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Promising review: "So cute! It seems to work perfectly. The instructions say to remove between uses but I plan to leave it in. My mother used to have this little guy in another color and it never seemed to have issues while keeping permanent residence in the soil. I would definitely recommend. It stayed dry when dry and wet when wet- pretty straight forward! A must have when you’re nursing plants that are sensitive to overwatering!" —BreatheSunshine

Get it from Amazon for $6.03.

5. An ever-popular AeroGarden indoor hydroponic garden for your kitchen. Grow herbs, tomatoes, peppers, or your own seeds with this incredibly easy-to-use system that alerts you when water and plant food is needed and runs on an automatic light cycle.

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Promising review: "I have a black thumb which I think is important to add to this review. I planted everything photographed Jan. 13, 2019 and I took this photo this morning (Feb. 5, 2019) it takes care of itself and they grow a little bit more each day. It's the most exciting part of my morning routine...while my coffee brews I admire my plants! I used the basil and parsley from the packet that came with the kit. But I ordered my own seeds along with the 'plant anything kit'." —Kristy Campbell

Get it from Amazon for $99.97 (available in three colors).

6. A deluxe indoor propagation kit complete with humidity dome, grow light, thick seed tray, and handy booklet which will have you indoor farming by summertime.

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Promising review: "I've had this sprouter kit for a little over three months. It came in mid-winter so I used it to help bulk up two small basil plants and three small sage plants. It did a good job with this. Next I used it to start seeds, eight tomato plants and four basil. This batch of seeds all germinated fine. Next I used it to start another batch of seedlings. This batch includes tomatoes, basil, chicory, nasturtiums, oregano, and chervil. Everything has germinated fine, except the chervil. Chervil is a slow germinator so I will leave this batch of seedlings under the sprouted dome for a few more days, until the chervil germinates. I really like this product!" —J Ahrens

Get it from Amazon for $46.40.

7. A charming Bonsai tree kit which will bring moments of zen-like calm to your days as you gaze upon its miniature mystery.

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Promising review: "I always wanted a bonsai kit but have been putting it off forever. Finally bought this one a few weeks ago and sowed the seeds on 5/27. Today is exactly two weeks later, and look at these bad boys! They are getting huge, quick! The Picea Abies finally broke through yesterday, and the Jacaranda Mimosifolia are just below the soil getting ready to come out.

The kit comes in a neat little box with four pots and pellets, some cute little bamboo signs, some clippers, a guide, and of course, seeds! Mine had four Delonix Regia, five Pinus Aristata, five Picea Abies, and like 20 Jacaranda Mimosifolia! Absolutely recommend this kit for someone who wants to grow some trees from seed.

A word of warning of course: Be patient! Don't expect a thick trunked bonsai tree anytime soon, its going to take a very, very long time!" —Fransisco S.

Get it from Amazon for $24.99.

8. A 30-day digital, programmable drip irrigation system for a truly "set it and forget it" indoor gardening experience. Powered by simple USB hookup, this is the perfect tool for when you have to travel for longer periods of time and can't get anyone to plant-sit.

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Promising review: "Purchased mainly because life can get so hectic that watering plants is often overlooked. Setup can be daunting, all the pieces seem like a jigsaw puzzle, so it's good to map things out on paper prior to setup since the instructions leave much to be desired. To make it easy on your fingers, boil some hot water and use that to soften the hose when attaching the valves. Make sure the programmable unit and plants are above the water source, to avoid gravity siphoning water into your plants. After initial setup using the included parts, it was encouraging to see that this did water my plants for a month.

Highly recommend testing in a sink or bathtub to verify all drips are working. Also, before going on vacation, experiment over several days to make sure it is not watering too much or too little. Use a clear container to verify that water is being pulled consistently. It took me a few weeks to figure what settings worked best for my own needs which was 26 seconds every two days. After making sure it worked over time, I upgraded using an expansion kit including drip sickles with output control and more cross valves. Now I have this unit set up to disperse water to 18 plants." —Chi

Get it from Amazon for $47.69.

9. A set of support stakes to help keep delicate indoor plants such as orchids or climbing vines proudly propped up and reaching skyward.

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Promising review: "These are perfect for tall plants like an amaryllis. Easy to use and great quality. I definitely recommend these." —Shamrocksmom

Get a set of 18 from Amazon for $10.99.

10. A bottle of organic, neem-based past control spray for an environmentally friendly alternative to toxic insecticides that is safe for indoor use around pets and kids.

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Promising review: "Saved my umbrella tree from spider mites! Smells weird but that’s a small price to pay for my lovely tree." — Verified Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.

11. A set of waterproof, color-coded nursery garden plant labels to help you keep track of your germinating seeds, or memorize the scientific names of your favorite full-grown houseplants!

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Promising review: "Awesome. Perfect can't believe I almost used all of them. When I have a seedlings fail I reused them. I've even used the other slides when I change." —Gabriella Brawner

Get a set of 120 from Amazon for $7.99.

12. A bag of Miracle-Gro potting soil specifically designed for indoor plants, and to repel pesky gnats. This mix is perfect for succulents, cacti, and other low-moisture indoor plant friends.

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Promising review: "Recently bought a lot of succulents and wanted better soil for them so I ordered this and it's working really well so far! It absorbs the water well and my succulents are already starting to perk up more. I definitely recommend for succulents." —Kristen Parton

Get it from Amazon for $11.14.

13. A sack of tiny assorted pebbles perfect for creating a moisture barrier in planters without built-in drainage. It can also be used in aqua farms or on top of soil for aesthetics and/or to deter bugs!

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Promising review: "Perfect size for succulent arrangement." —JP Christian

Get it from Amazon for $8.99.

14. A bottle of Miracle-Gro specially-formulated indoor plant food that helps plants grow to their highest potential and is even safe to use with edible plants.

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Promising review: "This plant food really works! I've been using this brand of plant food for years but finally decided to buy the liquid instead of the stakes. Just be mindful when you open the package. One of my bottles leaked inside the packaging." —Lisa

Get a set of two from Amazon for $9.99.

15. How Not to Kill Your Houseplant, a helpful guide to not killing your houseplants for the black-thumbed among us. It includes profiles for how to care for over 100 of the most common and beloved house plants out there so you never under-water, over-expose, or are left wondering just how to take care of your new plant.

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Promising review: "This book is a MUST HAVE for anyone and EVERYONE who struggles to understand the most essential concepts of keeping so-called 'easy to grow' houseplants alive, let alone THRIVE. (I'm looking at you, bestie 😘) It takes you step-by step through the process of keeping 119 of the most common houseplants happy and healthy, and the photos are nice and close up so you can really SEE the plants and what the author is describing. I think EVERYONE, from thumbs of black to green, can learn a few things from reading this book. I have a rather large library of books on the topic of houseplants and this is one of the best!" —Tawny Leste-Carlson

Get it from Amazon for $11.38.

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