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The String of Pearls is an eye-catching succulent vining plant known best for their unique bead-like leaves. It grows fast and suits both outdoor and indoor conditions. Adding a quirky vibe to any space, this plant also displays tiny white flowers that smell like cinnamon. How to Care for your String of Pearls: LIGHT: English Ivy ( Hedera helix) is a flowering plant native to Europe and western Asia. This adaptable plant produces greenish flowers, though it is primarily grown for its evergreen foliage. Aside from being excellent ground covers and climbers, English Ivy is also a popular choice as an indoor plant for hanging planters. How to Care for your English Ivy: LIGHT: Water frequently from above and mist daily. Do not allow standing water as this will encourage root rot.

Houseplants are a great way to brighten your interiors and bring nature inside, but it can be difficult to find space for pots and large foliage amongst furniture if your home is on the smaller side. The solution? Grow up! A tropical ornamental plant that features distinctive tassel-like flower clusters and adds a unique character to any space. About: Footed Blue Star Fern plants are native to South America, North America, and the Caribbean. They grow well as indoor hanging houseplants and can reach up to 33 inches in height in containers. One of the best indoor hanging plants, these ferns put on a dramatic display of broad, blue-green foliage. How to Care for your Footed Blue Star Fern: LIGHT:

Over the last two years, the increased popularity of houseplants has made finding products like plant poles much easier for houseplant parents. Now you can find moss poles in almost any garden center or plant shop. However, if you can’t find any at local stores near you, here are three options we found online that would work perfectly for almost any climbing plant. These plants grow best in bright, indirect sunlight. Do not place in direct sunlight as it will scorch the leaves. Insufficient light, however, will make the leaves lose their variegation. Footed Blue Star Fern does not require a lot of fertilizers. Feed with some diluted regular fertilizer during the growing season. The Arrowhead Plant ( Syngonium podophyllum) is commonly cultivated as a houseplant. This striking, hard-to-kill plant is recognized for its variegated, arrowhead-shaped leaves.

Chenille Plant is mildly toxic. The leaves and stems may cause nausea if ingested. Handling the flowers may cause skin irritation. I used a one-step stain-and-sealer that I loved using on our fence last summer. It’s a Readyseal transparent stain and sealer. If you don’t want to use wood, you can also use a pipe or an old curtain rod. Step 2: Measure and install the hooks The next step is to just slide the rod through the chain loops. If you’re using chain with an appropriate weight rating, you don’t need to worry about it being too flimsy. Once all the plants are hanging on it, it’s plenty secure and isn’t going anywhere. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. I didn’t need to cut my rod down, so all I needed to do was finish it. This is an optional step, but it will help protect the wood since it will be outdoors. You don’t need to do it if you are setting up your hanging plant rod indoors.Then I looped both ends of the chain pieces onto the hooks. This creates an area that you can just set the rod into instead of having to deal with additional hooks on the rod. Step 4: Load up the DIY hanging plant rod! Fertilize every other week from spring to fall with a diluted at half-strength balanced, water-soluble fertilizer. Perfect for those looking to add an easy-to-grow, showy carnivorous plant in their indoor hanging plant collection. Credit: Bloomscape About: