Indoor climbing plants

Want to give your living room or bedroom a fresh touch? These climbing room plants will add a tropical feel to any room in your home. Want to give your living room or bedroom a fresh touch? These climb...

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Philodendron Scandens trellis

170 cm
27 cm
€99 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Hedera Helix Wonder (ivy)

100 cm
17 cm
€39 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Philodendron Brasil moss pole

160 cm
27 cm
€89 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Tradescantia Zebrina

20 cm
12 cm
€12 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Combi deal

75 cm
16 cm
€74 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Ficus Lyrata branched de luxe xxxl

250 cm
45 cm
€709 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Jungle trio

€279 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Philodendron Pedatum

130 cm
27 cm
€99 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days
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Monstera minima moss pole

100 cm
21 cm
€42 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days

Tradescantia Brightness

20 cm
12 cm
€12 95
In stock, delivery time 1–5 working days
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Gorgeous climbing plants for indoors

Climbing plants are a wonderful way to bring more life into your home. They look lovely, and they come with plenty of practical benefits too. They create a cosy Urban Jungle feel, for one, and they suit any interior.

Lush leaves growing gracefully along walls, racks, moss poles or hanging pots give a room a lively, tropical look. Climbing plants are space-saving as well, which makes them ideal for smaller homes and flats. Because they grow upwards rather than spreading sideways, they take up very little floor space.

Did you know climbing plants are air-purifying too? They help remove harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene from the air, and they raise the oxygen level in your home. That makes for a healthier living environment and better air quality.

Climbing plants usually need very little care. That makes them perfect for anyone with a busy schedule, or for anyone who hasn't got much experience with plants yet.

What should you look out for with climbing plants?

If you're planning to buy a climbing plant for indoors, there are a few things to keep in mind so that it grows well and stays looking good.

Start with the plant's light needs. Some climbing plants, such as the Philodendron, do well in shady corners, while other species need plenty of light to grow. So make sure you know the care and tips for your own plant. Support matters just as much. Most climbing plants need something to grow against, such as a moss pole or a trellis. A moss pole doesn't just give them something to hold on to, it also keeps the plant growing straight up for a full, lush look.

It's worth thinking about the space you have, too. Some climbing plants get quite large, so pick a species that suits the spot you have in mind.

How do you care for an indoor climbing plant?

Climbing plants are easy to look after on the whole, but there are a few things to watch if you want to keep them healthy and handsome.

Watering

Climbing plants like moist soil, but they can't cope with wet feet. Keep an eye on that, and feel the soil each time before you water again. In winter plants need water less often than in summer.

Light and position

Give your plant the right amount of light. Most climbing plants do well in a spot with indirect light, such as by a north- or east-facing window. Too much direct sunlight scorches the leaves, while too little light slows growth down.

Support and pruning

Climbing plants need something to grow against, such as a moss pole or a trellis. It helps them climb neatly upwards and gives you more control over the shape. Pruning matters as well if you want to keep the plant full and lush. Cut long shoots back to encourage growth and hold a compact shape.

Plant food and feeding

During the growing season (spring and summer), give your climbing plant some plant food about once a month. It keeps the leaves green and healthy. Use ordinary houseplant food and stick to the recommended amount. In autumn and winter you can stop, because the plant is resting then.

Humidity

Many climbing plants come from tropical regions by nature and love high humidity. Mist the leaves with water now and then to keep them fresh, especially in winter when the heating makes the air indoors drier.

Our favourite indoor climbing plants

At Green Bubble you'll find a wide range of popular houseplants that work well as climbers. We send them straight from our own greenhouse, fresh to your front door. Here are a few of our favourites to get you started.

Philodendron Scandens

The Philodendron Scandens comes from the jungles of South America. There it spreads across the ground until it meets a tree, then carries on growing upwards. Did you know the name Philodendron comes from two Greek words? Philo (love) and Dendron (tree): a real love tree. This favourite comes in several versions, such as the Philodendron Scandens on a moss pole.

Monstera Deliciosa

The Monstera Deliciosa, also known as the Swiss cheese plant, comes from the rainforests of Central and South America. It thrives in warm regions and has adapted to tropical conditions. The Swiss cheese plant naturally grows in the shade of larger plants, which is why it will prefer a mostly shady spot in your home too. This plant is available as a beautiful Monstera climbing plant on a moss pole as well.

Epipremnum Pinnatum

The Epipremnum originally comes from the tropical, wooded regions of South East Asia. There it grows in the shade of the jungle and climbs up large tree trunks. The Epipremnum climbs a moss pole and has variegated leaves.

Hedera Helix

The Hedera Helix Wonder, better known as common ivy, is a fast grower and an air purifier. The name gives it away: this plant loves to climb. We stock it as a hanging plant.

Scindapsus on a moss pole

The Scindapsus has its origins in the tropical rainforests of South East Asia. In the wild this versatile plant creeps across the forest floor and winds its way up large trees and tall plants. From us you receive the Scindapsus complete with a moss pole, so it has the ideal support to keep growing and climbing.

Working climbing plants into your home

Climbing plants are perfect for bringing more atmosphere and greenery into your home, and there are countless stylish ways to use them. One popular option is to let them climb up a wall-mounted trellis or a moss pole. That creates a playful, lively effect, especially when you combine different species and shades of green. If your climbing plants grow downwards instead, you can let them tumble down the side of a tall cupboard: trailing the stems gracefully over the edges gives a relaxed, charming effect. Hanging pots are another lovely option. They let your climbing plants hang from the ceiling for a light, playful look, ideal in the living room, the kitchen or even the bathroom for a tropical jungle vibe.

Order your indoor climbing plant from Green Bubble

Fancy brightening up your home with a gorgeous climbing plant? At Green Bubble you'll find a wide range of climbing plants delivered straight from the grower to your door, so you can count on fresh, healthy plants of the very best quality.

Don't wait any longer: give your home a green lift with a stylish climbing plant. Order from Green Bubble today and you'll soon be enjoying an Urban Jungle of your own!