9 Best Hanging Plants

Don’t you just love the look of a beautiful hanging planter?! Whether you’re looking to buy a hanging pot, or you’re trying to figure out what to put in it, this list of the best hanging plants will get you your very own beautiful planter in no time!

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Best Hanging Plants #1: Spider Plant – Chlorophytum comosum

Spider plants always look amazing in hanging baskets! When properly cared for, this plant will grow little ‘pups’ that hang down. You will soon have a plethora of tiny plantlets surrounding your basket. For care tips, check out my post on Spider Plant Care!

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Best Hanging Plants 1: Spider Plant – Chlorophytum comosum

Best Hanging Plants #2: String of Hearts – Ceropegia woodii

String of hearts, also known as rosary vine, is a cute hanging succulent with heart-shaped leaves! Just make sure to trim the long ends and re-plant them in the pot. This will keep it large and full!

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Best Hanging Plants 2: String of Hearts – Ceropegia woodii

Best Hanging Plants #3: Pothos – Epipremnum aureum

Pothos is one of my favorite plants, and for good reason! Almost anyone could keep this tough guy alive. For more info about this plant, check out my post on Pothos Plant Care, or Pothos Propagation. Have fun with this beautiful vine!

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Best Hanging Plants 3: Pothos – Epipremnum aureum

Best Hanging Plants #4: English Ivy – Hedera helix

For a more classical look, nothing beats a hanging ivy basket! This plant does great indoors or out and enjoys spending summers outdoors in the shade. But depending on your climate, your English Ivy may need to be brought indoors for the winter.

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Best Hanging Plants 4: English Ivy – Hedera helix

Best Hanging Plants #5: Prayer Plant – Maranta leuconeura

This plant looks stunning, especially when left to hang from a minimalist container. Prayer plant also has a small root system (relative to its size), which makes it perfect for smaller hanging planters!

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Best Hanging Plants 5: Prayer Plant – Maranta leuconeura

Best Hanging Plants #6 – Heartleaf Philodendron – Philodendron cordatum

The heartleaf philodendron is another beautiful, full vine that is often confused with the Pothos vine. Heartleaf philodendron, however, has some unique, eye-catching varieties that you can’t find anywhere else!

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Best Hanging Plants 6 – Heartleaf Philodendron – Philodendron cordatum

Best Hanging Plants #7: Donkey’s Tail – Sedum morganianum

This is another succulent that looks great in a hanging basket! Just make sure that this low-care plant is also placed in a low-traffic area, as the leaves are fragile. One brush against them can cause them to fall off. But even if this does happen, the leaves can be easily propagated!

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Best Hanging Plants 7: Donkey’s Tail – Sedum morganianum

Best Hanging Plants #8: String of Pearls – Senecio rowleyanus

String of Pearls is another succulent that does best in a hanging planter. It is also less sensitive than Donkey’s Tail and can be placed in high-traffic areas with no worries! Just enjoy these fun, ball-shaped leaves!

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Best Hanging Plants 8: String of Pearls – Senecio rowleyanus

Best Hanging Plants #9: Boston Fern – Nephrolepis exaltata

hen people think of a hanging planter, most people picture a Boston Fern. These beautiful plants add regal, lush foliage to any indoor space! Just be sure to trim any yellowing fronds before they shed.

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Best Hanging Plants 9: Boston Fern – Nephrolepis exaltata

BONUS!!! Best Hanging Plants #10: Hindu Rope Plant – Hoya carnosa ‘krinkle kurl’

The Hindu Rope plant not only has interesting foliage, but given the proper care, it will also produce bright pink clusters of star-shaped flowers! Looking for a unique conversation-starter? It’s definitely a Hindu Rope plant!

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BONUS! Best Hanging Plants 10: Hindu Rope Plant – Hoya carnosa ‘krinkle kurl’

That’s it for my list! Feel free to comment below if you have any questions or if you have a few more plants to add. I absolutely love hearing from you! And for more awesome care tips, sign up for my email list! Every new subscriber gets a free welcome guide!

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