Fiddle Leaf Figs are trending on Pinterest, they’re the “go to” plant when it comes to finding a larger feature for your home. Shop at Little Fig When it comes to potting your Fiddle leaf you’ll need something large. If you decide to repot into something solid, try a large Arc & Family pot, $185 You might also like to consider an Ikea, bamboo plant mover, $12.99 as these plants can get heavy! Keep your Fiddle leaf in an indirect sun-lit spot in your home. Depending on your indoor heating during winter, give your fiddle-leaf up to ½ cup of water every week.

Monstera Deliciousa, $65 is an ornamental house plant that will sit perfectly in a new season pot from West Elm, $99-$199. Find a light-filled corner for this exotic beauty, but not in the direct sunlight. He won’t get thirsty more than once a week. When you clean the house, don’t forget to clean its lovely, heart shaped leaves to keep them looking super glossy.

The Watermelon peperomia, $35 is a sweet plant that would sit happily on a window sill in your bathroom. Slide this potted beauty into an ornamental ceramic pot, $59 and you need not worry about it more than once or twice a week when you give it a little watering in the shower.

Ponytail Palms are are just like a 50’s hairstyle, only they require a little fertilizing instead of a hairspray! Being from the succulent family, they are very easy-care. Be careful not to repot them in anything too much larger than the pot you buy them in and they don’t need much water to stay healthy. We like them sitting pretty in a classic, Italian terracotta pot. You can pick up a Northcote pot, $13.45 from Bunnings Make your terracotta pot rustic looking by rubbing it with natural, acidophilus yogurt. Smooth a layer on the outer rim and leave outside overnight to let it set.

Sansevieria (aka the snake plant) Will sit nicely in a large pot, try Studio Twocan’s large pot, $95 Keep in indirect sunlight and don’t water them too much. In fact, it’s best to let them dry out between waterings.

Dracaena will look perfect in a seagrass basket. A sunny room would be the perfect spot for your dracaena. Feed every two weeks. When placing a pot plant directly into a woven basket to decorate your home, don’t forget to pop it on a a plastic tray or place on a felt mat so not to mark your wooden floors or carpet when watering.

The Boston Fern will add a sprawl of colour to your home. Try Mr Kittly’s self watering hanging pot, $27.50 to home this beauty. If your plant is thriving nicely in a sunny spot indoors, don’t try something new and move it. Stick with what it likes as it may not do as well in another spot in the house.

A large cactus will make a statement in a colourful Pop and Scott pot. Cactus only require a small amount of watering but they will grow best in a pre-made succulent and cactus potting mix, ask at your local nursery. Style a selection of Smaller cactus’ grouped together in pots on a shelf which will make a nice feature with these affordable cement pots from Kmart.

Rhipsalis is a succulent with pencil stems making it perfect in a plant stand, $139.95 by Domus Botanica, or in an elegant ceramic planter with matching dish, from Kitchen 52, $71. Water from the top of the pot until there is water in the dish and don’t water again until the dish is dry.