38 Free Crochet Plants Patterns

These adorable flower bulb doll amigurumi patterns come with freesia, daffodil, hydrangea and tulips. These are perfect as a gift set or as a cohesive home decor. As these are amigurumi patterns it will help to refer to this guide for beginners to start off.

Bored of triangular or circular 2D leaves? This crochet plant features circular leaves that will intrigue you and hopefully you are up for the challenge!

Using worsted weight yarn in a variety of colors, this pattern is worked in continuous rounds. The little face on the pot gives this plant a cuter vibe, so omit that if you want something more formal.

Another romantic way to show love is through flowers! Roses specifically, as paper roses came in trend last year, why don't you start your own trend by giving your loved one a bouquet of crochet roses? A lovely gesture memorialized for eternity.

You may be familiar with mandrakes from Harry potter, however these plants originated way before the series was even created, Regardless of whether or not you've heard of them they make unique crochet plants to add to your forever garden!

This zero maintenance danglling plant will forever be by your side. Mainly requiring on a magic ring to achieve the shape and design for the plant and the soil, this is another beginner friendly plant to crochet!

This is another simple amigurumi flower crocus that is both adorable and relatively simple for beginners. Change up the colors or modify it a little to suit your own taste.

Here are another set of tiny succulents that will never die no matter how bad of a gardener you are, you just have to be a decent crocheter!

This is a tutorial pdf on various crochet plants mainly crochet succulents such as cactus, Burro’s tail succulent, Ghost plant succulent, String of pearls succulent and a Hyperbolic cactus. The pattern also includes the soil base. The perfect pattern to attempt if you are looking for a big project!

Mushrooms are not technically plants but these crochet fungi make adorable little decorations that add some colour to your leafy green garden. They are also easily customizable and not super hard to make either.

Succulents are staples of a modern chic workplace. This succulent is made of individual pieces and joined at the end by a thread of yarn, really simple even for beginners!

This beetroot plant amigurumi is simpler in terms of amigurumi patterns. However, like other amigurumi plant crochet tutorials featured in this list, its best to first refer to the amigurumi guide for beginners.

Another easy beginner friendly crochet plant pattern is this string of pearl plant. They look amazing with some plush soil in a terracotta pot and can be done in the matter of minutes!

Meet Oddish, this plant that can be placed in a pot as a normal raddish but when you pull him out he sports a big cheeky grin! Pair it with other cute plants and you will have your own crochet plant garden kawaii style.

This Youtube video tutorial on a crochet spider plant by Gonkui Crochet comes in two parts. This link leads to the first part and the second part can be found here. This plant uses a 4 ply yarn that's 100% acrylic and requires knowledge of only 5 stitches!

Another Youtube video tutorial with English subtitles on a bamboo plant by Gonkui. A Short Bamboo makes 8 pieces whereas a Long Bamboo makes 3 pieces. Similarly, the leaves are found in part two.

You only need to know the double crochet, slip stitch and chain to crochet this crochet wheat plant. Part one of the video features all the essential crocheting whereas part two teaches you how to assemble your little wheat plant.

This crochet monstera ginny plant is slightly more challenging as it requires a vaster knowledge of stitches. Part 1 teaches you how to make the leaves which produces 10 leaves, and part 2 is a video on assembling.

Not up for the Monstera ginny challenge? Then opt for this small monstera plant that is simpler but still equally gorgeous. If dainty and easy is what you're looking for then this plant tutorial is perfect!

Make multiple of these ball cacti and create a cohesive home decor or simply customize each cactus as a gift to a friend. Follow along with the Youtube tutorial and you will be done in not more than an hour!

This youtube tutorial on bunny ear cactus is perfect for beginners. It shows you how to crochet a realistic but easy plant and you only need a few yarn colors.

This Echeveria plant video tutorial is a gorgeous succulent shaped cactus. Although the whole tutorial is under 30 minutes, but a lot of types of stitches are involved hence it may not be as beginner friendly.

With the premier of Barbie, we're embracing all things pink so why not crochet a Pink Princess Philodendron? It has a unique twist on your normal green leaved crochet plant, but still stays true to what a plant essentially looks like.

Make this little cactus crochet plant in a cup if you can't find a small enough pot to keep your forever plants in. It's so cute and tiny you will absolutely fall in love with it, also because it works up so quickly!

This adorable miniature barrel cactus plant is available for free download on Ravelry. This is a beginner to intermediate project as you have to be familiar with all the basic stitches. You can use any yarn weight of your choice, it is just advisable to crochet tightly so the stuffing will not show.

Adding on to the cuteness in this list is this crochet saguaro cactus. You'll need to know the difference between front loop and back loop only as well as how to invisible decrease to attempt this pattern.

For something a little more unconventional and romantic, here are these mini cherry blossom patterns. Using only simple stitches like single and double crochet, this is also a beginner friendly project.

For those who are looking for a more intricate and bigger cactus to crochet, this is the pattern for you. Don't forget the cute little flower to add some personality.

Featuring ECHINOPSIS (Round Cactus), FENESTRARIA (Straight Cactus), RUFFLED ECHEVERIA, SCHLUMBERGERER (Christmas Cactus) and the LITHOPS (Stone plant), this is a relatively larger project at 28cm in diameter that requires patience and an intermediate skill. Even the small flowers, soil and pot are made of yarn!

Perfect for anniversaries, Mothers Day, Valentines or birthdays, these hydrangeas that never die make a fabulous gift! This is an easy level amigurumi crochet plant project.

Another project for those of you who are into miniature, cute plants. The stand out feature of this plant is that its interactive as it 'grows' overtime. Pulling on the little leaves makes him grow into a plant!

Cute and cacti both start with a C. Why not have both in one crochet pattern? This cute cacti pattern will definitely prickle your fancy. Bold and bright this will for sure be an eyecatcher.

Mason jars have been an ongoing aesthetic trend over the last few years. From using them as decor, to oranizing and to even using them as mugs, these succulents would look so aesthetically pleasing in these jars. This tutorial teaches you how to make 3 different easy succulents perfect for beginner level crocheters.

Have a black thumb instead of a green one? These round-tip crochet succulent and sharp-tip crochet succulents are palatable for beginners.

This special Venus flytrap crochet pattern includes a tiny pot, dirt that won’t spill everywhere if you knock it over, and a cool plant that you won't have to remember to water.

This mini project includes tutorials for the simple plant as well as the crochet plant hanger. Although it looks complex, its actually very simple and hence beginner level friendly. Add this plant to your collection of hanging plants in your crochet garden.

This crochet cactus ornament is a nod to the Christmas spirit. It's a good idea to add them to all of your plants to prepare them for Christmas.

This elegant snake plant pattern is available for free download on Ravelry. This pattern is simple. The only advice would be to crochet tightly so the project will twirl on itself as shown on the pictures.