Trending Houseplants for 2025

As the year wraps up, many of us are putting together wishlists for Christmas. And, if you’re a plant fan like us, houseplants often make the cut! If you’re wondering which plants will stand out in 2025, we’ve got some predictions for you in this mini blog!

To explore these trends, last month we partnered with Claire from  The Jungle Haven. In case you missed her incredible 2025 Plant Predictions video, you can watch it here.

Alongside these exciting insights from Claire, our Founder Jacob and Horticulturist Jack compiled a list of plants based on customer buying trends, discussions with suppliers, and recent market observations. 

Here’s what we believe will be the trending houseplants in 2025.

Variegated Euphorbias are still high on everyone’s wishlists for another year. But they do remain a challenge for many due to their cost, which, unlike other rare plants, does not seem to come down at all. Their slow growth rate may contribute to limited availability and higher prices, but they continue to be sought after for their distinct unusual appearance. 

Hybrid Anthuriums continue to gain popularity, especially on Instagram. These plants are known for the variety of traits they inherit from their parent plants. Dark-leafed hybrids and those with strappy features are particularly in demand. 

Hoyas remain highly requested, and we expect this trend to continue into 2025. Varieties such as the Hoya callistophylla, with its distinct patterns, are particularly popular. 

Other Trending Houseplants to Watch in 2025

• Variegated Alocasia Frydek: This plant consistently garners interest, appealing to collectors looking for striking foliage.
• Variegated Anthurium Silver Blush: A plant that has sparked mixed opinions in our team but is undeniably gaining attention from plant enthusiasts.
• Syngonium Mojito : Loved for its speckled green and white leaves, this Syngonium stands out in any collection. Its climbing habit and easy-care nature make it an excellent choice for beginners.
• Monstera Esqueleto : A rarer Monstera variety with deeply fenestrated leaves that add a dramatic touch to any space. Its limited availability has made it a sought-after plant for collectors.