The 5 best indoor plants to hang the planters, say the experts
Are you lacking in floor space for your plant collection? Consider a hanging inside plant!
Interior plants can easily brighten up a room and Improve your mood - So much so that you could find yourself short of space to put them! If it seems familiar, you may want to consider hanging the planters. "The hanging plants are shiny to draw eyes upwards, make your room feel larger and stylize spaces that are difficult to reach," said Alick Burnett , Managing Director at In artificial flowers . But what indoor plants are the best to hang the planters? Continue to read to hear plant experts about their highest recommendations and their advice on plant care.
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The 5 best interior plants to hang the planters
1. Pothos
There are many varieties of pothos, and almost each of them is ideal for a suspended basket.
"It is a natural trailer, and most varieties develop quickly when you have them in the right place," said Erinn Witz , an expert in garden and co-founder of Seeds and spades .
Witz specifically recommends the Reine Pothos marble. "It is a perfect balance of many attributes: interesting varied foliage, super easy care and rapid growth."
Alex Kantor , owner at Perfect Nursery Plants , is partial with the beautiful leaves of the golden pothos. "It is a dragging vine that pushes dark green leaves in the shape of a heart with golden marks on it." It is also an excellent air purifier.
2. Pearl chain
It is an entirely unique inside plant. "It is a succulent that has long stems and spherical leaves, ultimately resembling a series of pearls," said Gene Caballero , co-founder of Greenpal .
"[He] likes to hang out, creating a nice greenery waterfall," explains Burnett. It can manage a lot of bright light and needs a very draining soil to avoid root rot.
Victoria Kuchinskaya , a physiologist of plants resident for the Plantum The application, says that small white flowers can fill your room with a cinnamon smell, especially at the end of spring. It warns against the pearl chain if you have pets or children because the sap is known to be toxic.
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3. Spider plant
When you choose a plant for a hanging basket or planter, it is important to look for a light one, so it will not strive too much after being watered, said Kuchinskaya Better life . The spider plant is ideal because the foliage grows and downwards, distributing the weight more uniformly.
He has beautiful long leaves which can reach 18 inches, and he is also on the well quoted list of NASA of air purifying air plants, according to Kantor.
"Spider plants are known for their resilience and their ability to adapt to various light conditions, which makes them adapted to different interior environments," adds Caballero.
4. Monstera Adansonii
You may have heard of the Monstera Adansonii plant called "Swiss cheese plant" or "monkey mask plant". AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"It has a brilliant green foliage with holes in the leaves that look like Swiss cheese," explains Kantor - and it is closely linked to the popular Monstera Deliciosa plant. The leaves are robust and it's very easy to take care.
You can also go with a false version of this indoor plant. "It allows you to have all the beauty of the real greenery, without any hassle," explains Burnett. "And with technology improving a giant step in recent years, it is practically impossible to distinguish them from the real thing."
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5. Philodendron military
Philodendron Micans is perfect to display in a suspended planter thanks to their immense leakage growth. Witz explains that it can reach a few centimeters each month if it is in a good place.
"The leaves are also magnificent-they have a soft and velvety surface, and the color is a delicate balance of green and soft brown," she adds.
Do not increase this inside plant or its growth will be interrupted. They will prosper better in a place that receives diffuse sunlight. "Give him a 1/2 dose of fertilizer resistance from the indoor plant each month in spring and summer, and you should be rewarded with constant growth," said Witz.
