Your plant guide for hanging plants

Hanging plants are versatile plants with multiple possibilities for use in interior design

In our Hanging Collection, we have elegant hanging plants with beautiful variations in patterns and colors and many possible uses. These hanging plants are relatively easy to care for and grow relatively quickly. They can be cut or tied up and come in different color variations, patterns and shapes, making it easy to find exactly the plant you like. You can find our Hanging Collection in our online catalog.

How to use hanging plants in your interior

Our different hanging plants can thrive in most locations. They can be used as tall plants growing up a trellis or the elegant leafy tendrils can hang beautifully from a ceiling hanging basket, grow along the window or hang from a shelf. They are easy to tie up and the leaf tendrils can be cut to the desired length.

Botanical name

Monstera adansonii, Epipremnum aureum, Epipremnum marble queen, Scindapsus pictus.

Hanging plants with air purifying properties

The hanging plants in our Hanging Collection all have air purifying properties. Monstera adansonii, Epipremnum aureum, Epipremnum marble queen, Ecindapsus pictus can each help improve indoor air quality by cleaning the air of several different pollutants - including various chemicals in the room emitted by furniture and building materials.

Plant size

The plants in our Hanging Collection come in pot sizes of 6, 9 and 11 centimeters. They grow quickly and, if they thrive, can grow 30-50 cm in a year. If used as hanging plants, the leaf tendrils can easily be cut to the desired length.

Tips for caring for hanging plants

The growing season for these plants is in the spring and summer months, when you can give the plant a little liquid fertilizer every 2 to 3 waterings. We recommend repotting hanging plants when the plant grows too big for its current pot.

Watering: Do not overwater or allow them to dry out completely. Watering depends on the growing conditions, but a rule of thumb is that these plants can be watered about once a week when the top layer of soil is dry.
Light: Hanging plants thrive best in a bright location without direct sunlight, but they can also work in darker locations.
Temperature: Thrive at normal room temperature: about 18 - 25 degrees.

You can take cuttings of your hanging plants

You can propagate Monstera adansonii, Epipremnum aureum, Epipremnum marble queen, Scindapsus pictus with cuttings to grow your hanging plant into more plants. The easiest way to propagate hanging plants is to cut a healthy leaf tendril from the mother plant. It's best to cut so that there are 3-4 leaf joints at the top of the cutting, while the lower part of the cutting consists of pure stem without leaves cut with a clean cut. Place the cuttings in water in a location with plenty of access to daylight but not in bright sun until they have formed roots. The cuttings can then be planted in a small pot of soil. The new plant should be in a bright location and the soil should not dry out in the early stages until the plant has established itself.

Did you know?

Several of the hanging plants in our Hanging Collection originally come from tropical areas such as the Solomon Islands, South China, Indonesia, New Guinea and Australia. In the wild, they grow as climbing vines that can grow up to 20 meters long.