Tiny

Tiny Houseplants in 2-Inch Pots

Our Tiny collection is the smallest format we offer: 2-inch pot plants, sized for the smallest available spaces — a cluster on a single windowsill, a desk corner, or a terrarium build. This is also one of the more specialized sizing collections in our catalog, often featuring rarer or higher-end varieties offered specifically in this compact starter format.

What's Inside

This collection includes some genuinely notable specialty plants in addition to more common varieties. Anthurium Crystallinum, known among collectors for its dramatic, velvety leaves with prominent white veining, appears in this 2-inch size, as does the increasingly popular Philodendron 'Marble Pink Princess' and Philodendron 'Florida Ghost', both prized variegated collector plants. Monstera Adansonii 'Swiss Cheese' also shows up at this size, offering an accessible entry point into a popular trailing Monstera variety. Beyond houseplants, this collection includes succulents like Crassula 'Buddha's Temple' and Cactus Graft Yellow, along with Ludisia Discolor, a terrestrial jewel orchid grown more for its patterned foliage than typical orchid blooms, and Chinese Evergreen 'Red Vein' in this smallest available format.

Why Rarer Plants Often Start at This Size

It's not a coincidence that several genuinely sought-after collector plants, like the Pink Princess and Florida Ghost Philodendrons, appear specifically in this smallest size. Rare and slow-to-propagate varieties are often released to market in younger, smaller starter sizes, both because that's the stage at which growers can produce more units to meet demand, and because it offers a lower price point of entry into an otherwise expensive variety. Buying one of these plants at 2 inches is often the most accessible way to start growing a variety that would cost significantly more in a larger, more established size.

Caring for a 2-Inch Plant

At this size, soil volume is minimal, which means moisture levels can shift quickly — checking on a 2-inch plant more frequently than you would a larger specimen is generally a good habit, especially in the first few weeks after it arrives and is settling into its new environment. Many 2-inch plants also benefit from being kept in a slightly more humid environment than a typical room provides while they establish, particularly true for delicate collector varieties like variegated Philodendrons.

A Realistic Path Into Rare Plant Collecting

If you've been eyeing a high-end collector plant like a Pink Princess Philodendron but hesitant about the price tag of a larger specimen, starting with the 2-inch size offers a genuinely realistic entry point. You'll be growing the plant from an earlier stage, which takes more patience to reach a mature, impressive size, but the lower upfront cost makes rare plant collecting accessible in a way buying only fully grown specimens wouldn't be.

Small Plants, Big Possibilities

Whether you're filling out a terrarium, starting a windowsill collection from scratch, or finding an affordable way into a rare variety you've had your eye on, the Tiny collection offers genuine variety and some real collector finds in our smallest available format.