Here’s your 2026 Plant Trade Show Index — a handy grid of notable plant- and horticulture-focused expos happening across the USA so you can start planning where to show off your beauties and link your collecto.rs plant profiles like a pro. We’ve grouped these into Free to Attend,
You’ve watered. You’ve propagated. You’ve hauled 40 pounds of plants into a convention hall that smells like coffee, mulch, and mild financial regret. Now comes the hard part: getting people to actually buy your plants instead of just whispering “wow” and walking away. Good news: selling more
Congratulations! You’ve officially crossed the threshold from “I like plants” to “I own enough greenery to reforest a small nation.” And now you’re here, wondering how to organize the chaos. Don’t worry—every collector hits this point eventually. Whether you’re a newbie collector who just learned
Welcome to the world of plant taxonomy — where names sound like Harry Potter spells, and “variegated” is a word that can add three zeros to a price tag.
Let’s be honest: plant collecting is supposed to be fun. But somewhere between your first monstera purchase and your first rare, variegated philodendron cutting, which costs more than your monthly bills, things got... intense. We get it. You’re passionate. You’re cultivating living art. Or maybe you'
A “rare” plant isn’t always rare—sometimes it’s just marketed well. Real collectors verify, document, and grow their collections sustainably.
If you want one app focused around tracking your plants with a beautiful UI (and to lord it over your plant-obsessed friends), collecto.rs is your champion. It blends beauty, flexibility, and the ability to share filtered views better than anything else I’ve tested on this list.
