We can’t lie, keeping them alive can often feel like a full-time job, but nothing makes you feel like you’ve got your life together than keeping a bit of foliage in pristine condition, so we’ve handpicked the very best to buy now.
What are the best indoor hanging plants?
The more low-maintenance the better we say, but Devil’s Ivy is a pretty popular choice for its almost un-killable properties. No seriously, it can survive in almost any light conditions, requires only a weekly watering if the soil is dry and loves humid spaces such as your bathroom or kitchen.
Boston Ferns are another fuss-free option that boast vibrant green leaves which will add a bright burst of colour into your home. While it prefers a moist environment, it’s super tolerant through drought, so if you forget to water it, it’ll get over it. Epipremnum aureum neon is also easy to grow and look after, lightly mist every few days with a spray bottle and water when the soil is dry.
How do you hang a hanging plant?
If you aren't renting, or have a very reasonable landlord, the obvious option is using a ceiling hook that’s drilled into the ceiling or wall.
However, if you’re keen not to leave any permanent marks, command ceiling hooks from Amazon are the next best thing that will allow you to hang plants without leaving any damage.
Or try over door hooks, which take seconds to hang a plant or hanging plant pot and can be easily moved around if you want to change up your space regularly or re-position plants nearer sunlight.
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Gallery19 PhotosWhat plants are good for hanging pots?
Some hanging plants come with pots, while others you’ll need to buy a container separately and places like Etsy, Oliver Bonas and Anthropologie have ample amount of stylish and practical designs that will add the perfect finishing touch to your new plant.
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