Vining and Hanging Plants to Brighten Your Space
Transform your shelves and balconies with our collection of trailing vines and lush hanging plants. Perfect for adding a fresh, green layer to your home.
This is a Philodendron Brasil in a hanging pot. I love its heart-shaped leaves with splashes of yellow and lime green.
A beautiful Satin Pothos (Scindapsus Pictus) with its silvery-marked leaves. This video shows how full and healthy my plants are.
A very long Spanish Moss (Tillandsia usneoides) hanging down. This is an air plant that doesn't need any soil to grow.
A collage showing the Foxtail Fern. Its arching plumes of light green, needle-like leaves look great in hanging baskets.
A Boston Fern seen from above. Ferns love humidity and indirect light, and they are perfect for adding a soft, feathery texture to your home.
A collage of the Sweet Potato Vine. It comes in different colors like deep purple and lime green and is a fast-growing trailing plant for balconies.
A healthy Foxtail Fern in a nursery pot. It's not a true fern, but its foliage is very delicate and attractive.
A beautiful Variegated Pothos (Epipremnum aureum 'N'Joy') trailing down from a shelf. It's a very easy and rewarding plant to grow.
A couple of Marble Queen Pothos plants ready for sale. Their vining nature makes them versatile for decorating.
About Vining & Hanging Plants
When you pick a hanging plant, consider the wall space and the weight of the basket. I use a high-cocopeat soil mix for these, so they are light on your hardware while keeping moisture locked in. Hanging plants often dry out faster than floor plants because they are exposed to more airflow, so keep a regular check on the soil moisture.
Whether you have a small balcony or a bookshelf that looks empty, these plants are your best friends. Trailing varieties like my Philodendron Brasil or Marble Queen Pothos are easy to handle and grow fast, providing that lush, jungle feel. If you are worried about the weight, my hanging baskets come with specialized, lightweight soil mixes that ensure the plant thrives without putting extra stress on your hooks.
For those living in flats with limited light, Ferns like the Boston or Foxtail are great choices. They love the corners of your room where the air is a bit more humid. Just remember the finger dip test. Stick your finger into the soil. If it comes out dry, give it some water. If it is still damp, let it be. Over-watering is the biggest enemy of a healthy plant.
If you are unsure which plant suits your specific corner, just send me a photo of the area. I will guide you on the right light and plant type for your home.
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