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An adaptable and easy-to-grow houseplant recognized for its tight rosettes of arching green-white striped foliage. About: Chenille Plant is mildly toxic. The leaves and stems may cause nausea if ingested. Handling the flowers may cause skin irritation. Burro’s Tail is a flowering perennial native to southern Mexico and Honduras. Also known as Donkey’s Tail or Horse’s Tail, this succulent plant produces aesthetically pleasing trailing stems and succulent blue-green leaves that form a braided pattern. It’s easy to grow and care, too, making it a natural decorative indoor hanging plant that suits any space in your home. How to Care for your Burro’s Tail: LIGHT: Perfect for those looking to add an easy-to-grow, showy carnivorous plant in their indoor hanging plant collection. Credit: Bloomscape About:

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.

Aim for bright, indirect light wherever possible. Somewhere near a south-facing window would be perfect. Feed with a diluted liquid fertilizer once every two weeks (in spring) or once a month (in summer). 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!

They are sensitive to overwatering. Watering once every two weeks is ideal, but let the soil dry out at least ½ inch between watering. Step 1: If possible, only change the pole when you are repotting the plant. This will be less stressful for the plant and simplify things for you. Water frequently from above and mist daily. Do not allow standing water as this will encourage root rot.Keep the soil moist and well-draining. Allow the top layer to dry about 25% to 35% before watering. Overfertilization may result in browning of leaf tips, so sparingly feed the plant. Use a general water-based houseplant fertilizer when feeding. Whether you’re tight on space or looking to liven up those empty recesses hanging above, there’s a vast range of plant types suitable for hanging around the home or office. Many are suitable for varying light conditions as well including bright sunny spots near a south-facing window or perhaps the low-light corners of a north-facing room. Just be considerate of the need to water, feed, and occasionally prune some of these tropical maestros when you’re choosing a suitable location. If you have never grown houseplants before, or they have a habit of dying on you, it can be daunting to try to find the right one for success. Arrowhead plants enjoy a thorough watering. Just be sure to let the soil dry a little before watering again.

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: Hooks rated for the appropriate amount of weight (make sure to choose hooks with toggle bolts as appropriate) A tropical ornamental plant that features distinctive tassel-like flower clusters and adds a unique character to any space. About: A tropical perennial plant with soft, trailing stems and many small, rounded leaves perfect for indoor hanging baskets around the house. About: The heart-shaped leaves of P. hederaceum plants are perhaps their most attractive feature. However, in the case of Philodendron Lemon Lime, it’s also the yellow-green or lime-green color that makes it even more appealing to many. These plants are climbing philodendrons, making them perfect for indoor hanging baskets or containers. How to Care for your Philodendron Lemon Lime: LIGHT:Small to large types of these plants make great additions to any room as they help clean the air. Place them in plant hangers or on top of shelves, and you’re all set. How to Care for your Philodendron Brasil: LIGHT: The Red Prayer Plant is a species of plant that comes from the tropical rainforests of Brazil. The name comes from the behavior of the leaves that fold in as the light fades at night, resembling hands coming together in prayer.