Pots that monsteras actually thrive in.
Not just pretty — properly sized, well-draining, and built to handle a monstera's ambition. Curated by our plant specialists.
Our specialist picks
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Mid-Century Modern Elevated Pot with Tapered Oak Stand
£89.99
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Large Resin Wicker Deck Pot with Built-In Reservoir
£89.99
Self-Watering "Smart" Desktop Planter – High-Gloss Finish
£49.99
bestseller
Mid-Century Modern Elevated Pot with Tapered Oak Stand
£89.99
Minimalist Ceramic Planter with Drainage & Bamboo Saucer
£89.99
new
Mid-Century Modern Elevated Pot with Tapered Oak Stand
£89.99
specialist_pick
Large Resin Wicker Deck Pot with Built-In Reservoir
£89.99
Self-Watering "Smart" Desktop Planter – High-Gloss Finish
£49.99
bestseller
Mid-Century Modern Elevated Pot with Tapered Oak Stand
£89.99
Minimalist Ceramic Planter with Drainage & Bamboo Saucer
£89.99
What a monstera actually needs from its pot
Get these three things right and your monstera will thrive. Get them wrong and no amount of care will save it.
Drainage holes — non-negotiable
Monsteras are prone to root rot. Standing water will kill them faster than underwatering ever could. Every pot must have at least one drainage hole.
✓ Tip: Use a saucer — don't block the holeSpace to grow
A mature monstera needs a pot at least 30–40cm wide. Too small and the roots become compacted, slowing growth and stressing the plant.
✓ Tip: Go 2 sizes up each repotStability & weight
Monsteras grow tall and get top-heavy fast. A light plastic pot will tip — choose ceramic, terracotta or concrete for natural ballast.
✓ Tip: Terracotta is the classic choiceQuick monstera pot tips
From our plant specialists — the things most people get wrong when potting a monstera.
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Go 2 sizes up when repotting — monsteras need room to expand
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Always use a pot with drainage — standing water causes root rot within days
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Heavy ceramic or terracotta stops a top-heavy plant from tipping
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Repot in spring — never in winter when the plant is resting
The best pots for monstera in 2025 — tried and tested
Our full guide: size guide, drainage explained, and the pots our team actually use.