Houseplant Care: Best Wooden Planters and Stands

For houseplants in Indian homes, wooden planters add style and natural warmth. Choose hardwoods like teak, sheesham, or mango for durability. Ensure the planters have good waterproof coatings and drainage holes to prevent wood damage and root rot. For best display, use tiered stands or ladder shelves for vertical arrangements in compact apartments. Wall-mounted racks and window ledge planters maximize sunlight for herbs and trailing plants. Maintain by wiping wood planters monthly, oiling with natural linseed every 6–12 months, and rotating plants for even growth. Well-crafted wooden planters elevate houseplants and keep your home eco-friendly and stylish.