Plant stands can showcase spider plants well if you choose not to hang them up. In addition, a these decorative stands work well because they don’t take up a lot of space.
You can easily fit them in a corner, beside a sofa for chair or in an area that is too small to be used for anything else. For example, I like using these small tables in bathrooms, entryways and front porches.
As long as you choose a furnishing that has style, a spider plant stand doesn’t have to hide behind a piece of furniture. In fact, a spider plant stand can create a beautiful centerpiece or focal point in a space.
I particularly like the Deco 79 3-Piece Set because it has tops that can double as end tables when not used to display plants. Set drinks, books or other small items without having to buy a large table.
Wood antique tables can work well for showing off your spider plants as well. However, they tend to be more expensive. That is, unless you already have one.
With 3-piece sets, you can basically get all 3 for less than the price of one wooden table.
Furthermore, you need to worry about water damage to the table, even if you are using saucer. Is it worth it? Depends on your table.
I have 3 more plant stand ideas for you…
They come in sets of 3, with varying heigh levels. Use them separately or together for a more 3-dimensional effect.
The sets weigh between 4 and 10 lbs, so you can move them easily. In addition, you can use them indoors or outside.
Advantages of Plant Stands:
Plant stands provide the convenient benefit of you not having to buy a large space-consuming table, similar to a plant shelf or hanging baskets. Nor do you have to give up valuable tabletop space where you could otherwise set a drink or some books.
In addition, these compact houseplant “holders” fit really well in tight corners. Not to mention, they do a great job of showing off sider plants. =)
