Hanging Plants
Let it hang out and give your interior a boost with one of our cool hanging plants. When you think of a hanging plant, you might think of an ivy or other type of hanging plant. But did you know that there are a lot of hip hanging plants for indoors nowada Let it hang out and give your interior a boost with one of our cool...
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Hang in there and upgrade your home with our trendy hanging plants!
Discover a whole range of stylish options that are perfect for indoors. A hanging plant doesn't just add an extra dimension to your home, it creates a playful effect too. Discover our hanging plants for a fresh touch around the house!
Different kinds of beautiful hanging plants
Hanging plants add a unique, dynamic element to a home. They take up no floor space at all, which makes them ideal for small rooms or for putting vertical space to good use. They come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and textures, so they are versatile and suit every kind of interior style. From little hanging plants to big statement pieces, there is something for everyone.
Monstera Monkey Leaf
The name says it all: the hanging plant Monstera Monkey Leaf is as happy as a monkey swinging through the jungle. This hanging plant fills the higher reaches of your home with the natural greenery your rooms deserve! Its leaves are full of notches and holes, and that is exactly what gives the Monstera its well-known, unique look.
Ceropegia Linearis
The Ceropegia Linearis 'Woodii' is also known as the string of hearts. It comes originally from southern Africa, where it grows in rocky, shallow soil. This lovely hanging plant grows quickly and is known for its charming leaves: heart-shaped, beautifully marked and with a pink underside!
Philodendron Scandens Micans
The beautiful Philodendron Scandens 'Micans' hanging plant is known for its velvety, heart-shaped leaves. Did you know the name Philodendron comes from 2 Greek words? Philo (love) and dendron (tree). A real love tree, then! Alongside those beautiful velvety leaves, this houseplant is a very effective air purifier.
Where can you put hanging plants?
Hanging plants can bring forgotten corners of a room to life and add visual interest. They can be hung above a sideboard, bookshelf or desk to give the room a vertical dimension. They can also be fixed to the ceiling using hooks or ceiling mounts. Hanging pots or baskets are another elegant way to display hanging plants, and can be suspended from hooks, racks or ceiling mounts.
Caring for hanging plants
Looking after a hanging plant isn't very different from looking after an ordinary one. Care varies from species to species. Some prefer shade, while others need more light. If your plant likes plenty of light, hang it close to a window where enough sunlight falls.
Watering a hanging plant
Make sure you don't overwater your hanging plant, especially if the pot has drainage holes to let excess water out. Otherwise it can start to drip, which is a nuisance if it lands on your furniture. To check the condition of the leaves, it is worth taking the plant down regularly and giving it a proper inspection.
Discoloured leaves on hanging plants
As we said, it is good to check your hanging plant regularly.
Yellow leaves often mean too much light, while brown spots or edges usually point to overwatering. Make sure you know the right position for your particular hanging plant. If need be, brown leaves can be trimmed back with sharp scissors or a small knife to keep your plant looking good and healthy. Stay alert to what your plant needs and it will grow and look its best.
Feeding a hanging plant
Feeding your hanging plant is an essential part of looking after it properly. Make sure you choose the right plant food: a balanced, liquid feed formulated specifically for houseplants. Only feed your plant during the growing season, which runs from spring to autumn. Don't overfeed it; always stick to the recommended amount. Too much food can be harmful and affect your plant's health.
Repotting hanging plants
Is your hanging plant's current pot looking worn out, or does the plant seem ready to burst out of it? Then it's time for a new pot! Spring is the ideal moment to repot your hanging plant. During this period the plant has more energy to repair any damage and settle into its new surroundings. After repotting, your hanging plant will often grow faster, because it has more room for new roots. Make sure the new hanging pot is big enough, at least 20% larger than the old one, so the plant has plenty of room to thrive. It is worth moving a hanging plant into a larger pot once every two years. That lets the plant grow bigger in its own natural way.
Beautiful hanging plants from Green Bubble
Would you like to fill your home with beautiful hanging plants? Green Bubble is the place to come. Because we work directly with growers, we can offer the most stylish, highest quality plants around. We're thoroughly enthusiastic about our varied collection of healthy houseplants. Don't fancy a trip to the garden centre? No problem. At Green Bubble you order your favourite hanging plants online in moments. We stand for easy ordering and deliver beautiful plants straight to your door. Ready to give your home a lift with a trendy hanging plant? Join Green Bubble!
