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FREE HANGING PLANT INFORMATION

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Do you ever feel like your home or office space lacks that certain “wow” factor despite greenery? Our collection of hanging plants at The Jungle Collective is sure to bring a distinctiveness in your plants collection. If you have a short space, level up from ground pots with our selection of hanging plants. We provide the full package plants with compatible pots and other accessories including:

Metal hanging pots from the ceiling
Watering can,
Plant food,
Plant runner neem oil,

with every species, that is necessary. Some of the hanging plant species grow in tropical climates around the globe. They are perfect for both spaces outdoor or indoor depending on the specific plant species and the conditions of the environment.

About Hanging Plants

Did you know that in many cultures, hanging plants are considered to bring good luck and positive energy into space? For example, In Feng Shui, it’s believed that plants levitated upside down can improve the flow of energy in a room and promote a sense of harmony and balance. Similarly, some cultures consider them as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. Whether you believe in these traditions or not, there’s no denying that hanging plants can add a touch of magic and mystery to any space.

Benefits of Having Hanging plants

Space-Saving

These plants take up very little space and are perfect for small apartments or offices where floor space is limited. You can hang them from the ceiling, on walls or use hooks to attach them to furniture, which can free up space and make your environment feel more open.

Add Visual Interest To A Space

These plants come in a variety of sizes, colors, and shapes, which can create a stunning visual display that can transform any dull corner or bare wall into a lively and inviting area. Hanging plants can be used to draw the eye upward, creating a sense of height and dimension to a space. They can also be used to add texture to a space, whether it’s the cascading tendrils of a pothos or the dramatic foliage of a fern.

Safe From Pets And Children

Hanging plants can provide a practical solution if you have curious pets or small children at home. Pets, especially cats and dogs, may be drawn to potted plants, which can result in spills and damage to your floors and furnishings. Similarly, children may accidentally bump into potted plants, causing soil spills and plant damage. By suspending your plants from the ceiling or wall, you can protect them from such accidents, while also keeping your pets and children safe from toxic or sharp plants.

How to Take Care and Maintain Hanging Plants

Taking care of hanging plants requires some basic knowledge and attention. Here are some tips to help you keep your plants healthy and thriving:

Pick The Proper Location

For hanging plants to thrive, a location must have sufficient levels of light, temperature, and humidity. Place your plants where they will get the right environmental conditions for their unique requirements. Some plants might need full sun, while others might need shade or indirect light. Make sure there is adequate airflow to stop the growth of mold and other dangerous pathogens.

Regularly Examine And Prune

Check your hanging plants often for any indications of disease, pests, or nutrient deficiencies. To promote healthy growth and stop the spread of diseases, prune dead, harmed, or crowded foliage. Regular pruning will also assist in keeping your plant in the desired shape.

Proper Watering Techniques

Compared to plants in pots on the ground, hanging plants may dry out more quickly. Check the moisture of the soil frequently, and water as necessary, to make sure they receive enough hydration. Making sure that the water gets to all of the roots, and then let the extra water drain away to prevent root rot. For consistent moisture levels, think about using drip irrigation or self-watering systems.

Balanced Fertilization

Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer that is suitable for the particular plant species to feed your hanging plants. Stay away from overfertilizing as this can cause root burn and other problems. To keep your plants healthy and vibrant, adhere to the suggested feeding schedule.

Rotate and Reposition

Rotate your hanging plants every few weeks to make sure that every part gets enough light. This will aid in promoting even development and preventing uneven growth. Reposition the plant if you see it leaning toward the light source to promote balanced growth.

By following these simple tips, you can keep your hanging plants looking beautiful and healthy for years to come. The Jungle Collective offers tips & tricks to keep every plant healthy. Shop with us and make your plant thriving.

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Indoor Hanging Basket Plants - Inspiration & Species

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Hanging Basket Plant Design Inspiration

Hanging Basket Plant Styles

From a design perspective there are many options for Hanging Basket Plants and a major consideration is the style you’re hoping to achieve. You might also have preferences for living in a complete Jungle or just having more of a minimalist touch with just a few showpiece plants.

Hanging Basket Plants – The Space

Of course, the building itself will play a critical role too, a multi-storied loft space with perfect indirect light is likely to offer a little more freedom than your average 2.4m plastered ceiling so being strategic is important. In spaces with shorter ceilings a critical consideration will be to avoid having hanging plants in high traffic areas so your design might focus more on being up against walls, from shelves or over the back of a couch or over benches where going lower is an option.

Hanging Basket Plants – Sizes

The size of the plant/s will also have a major impact on the design, do you want a huge Macho Fern or dozens of finer plants such as chain of hearts, dischidia, string of pearls etc etc? Again, this might depend on the style you’re going for. If minimalist, one big showstopper might do the job whereas if you want a complete jungle you could have dozens of finer foliage plants hanging from shelves.

Beyond the Hanging Basket

If you’re going for a full jungle perhaps you just want the Hanging basket to be just the beginning and want the vine to grow wildly where you attach it to the ceiling and up and down walls as it grows. For this Pothos, like Devils Ivy are perfect but there are plenty of fast growing vine species such as Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma that could also work.

Designer Hanging Basket Plant Pots

The Hanging Basket pot itself can also have a major bearing on the design. If the Designer Hanging Basket Pot is a feature in itself, perhaps the plant can be more understated. If the plant is a big bushy Macho Fern where you will scarcely even see the pot the focus can be totally on the plant. Click here to view some of our designer hanging basket pots.

Below is some of the finest design inspiration, but the World’s your oyster, have fun and play around with some ideas. Get a friend/partner to hold the hanging basket in place so you can decide where you want it before setting it in stone. We’d love to see your designs once done so message us on FB!

Hanging Basket Plant Inspiration – Jungalow!

📷: @haarkon_

Hanging Basket Plants – Beyond the Basket – Wild Jungle!

📷: @haarkon_

Hanging Basket Plant Inspiration – Arty!

📷: @Eve Wilson (Design Files)

Hanging Basket Plants – Bathroom Goals!

📷: @thewateringvine

Hanging Basket Plants – Dense Bathroom Jungle

📷: @

Hanging Basket Plants – Minimalist Showpiece!

📷: @braidandwood

Designer Hanging Basket Indoor Plant Pots s

Designer Hanging Basket Plants Pots – Let the pot do the talking!

📷: @jungle_collective

Hanging Basket Plants – Up against the wall!

📷: @kristina_at_home

Jungle Shelf – Hanging Basket Plants

📷: @poshpennies

Fine leaved Hanging Basket Plants

📷: @_t__h__o__m__a__s_

Bushy Hanging Basket Plants

📷: @propagatesac

Upside Down Hanging Basket Plants

📷: @my_tiny_jungalow

Romantic Hanging Basket Plant Feature

📷: @plantways

Hanging Basket Plant Considerations

Hanging Basket Plant Heights

When designing with Hanging Baskets there are a few important considerations to keep in mind. Firstly the height, you don’t want a hanging basket plant in a prominent spot sitting just at head height clocking you on the head every time you dash from room to room. And for those vertically challenged it’s also important to keep in mind the taller peeps in designing this too. Sure, while it can be sweet revenge for all of those times they can reach top shelves and you can’t, it will probably get old rather quick.

This is not to say hanging plants can’t be hung below head level, up against walls or hanging off shelves or anywhere else where there isn’t through traffic could all be utilised for hanging basket plants. Having having basket plants below eye level actually opens up the options for species that works well as looking from above means they don’t need to be exclusively climbing, hanging or vine species but essentially anything.

Hanging Basket Plant Lighting

Lighting is also an important consideration. Yep plants need light. It can be overcome to an extent with artificial lighting but most indoor plants will do best in bright indirect light. So that dark corner, whilst it might come to life with a plant, the darkness might just suck the life out of the plant. So choose your species wisely to be suited to the lighting conditions.

Hanging Basket Plant Watering

Watering hanging basket plants is another consideration. You can buy specialised watering devices for this purpose but watering above your head in general will come with added challenges so get organised or choose wisely.

Hanging Basket Plant Species

Hanging Basket Plants some of our favourites!

Fernleaf Cactus – Selenicereus chrysocardium

📷: @plantshapes

Macho Fern

📷: @alblancatelier

Watermelon Dischidia – Dischidia Ovata

📷: @nat.svchk

Hoya Carnosa Purple Pride

📷: @jungle_collective

Zig Zag Cactus – Epiphyllum Anguliger

📷: @

Heartleaf Philodendron – Philodendron Cordatum

📷: @littleplantladyy

String of Turtles Plant

📷: @ticoplantguy

Mini ‘Monstera’ – Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma

📷: @

Piper crocatum / ornatum

📷: @favour8_foliage

Chain of Hearts Variegated

📷: @Plantways

Pothos Devils Ivy

📷: @

Philodendron Undulata

📷: @jungle_collective

Rare Hanging Basket Plant Species!

Variegated Monstera Adansonii

📷: @dinhhan_kiro

Pipevine Plant – Aristolochia leuconeura

📷: @urbanleaf22

Variegated Syngonium Aurea Yellow

📷: @syngomania_

Variegated Philodendron cordatum variegata

📷: @little_green_toes

Australian Native Hanging Basket Indoor Plant Species!

Happy Wanderer Plant – Hardenbergia violacea

📷: @green.heart_.club

Australian Violet – Viola Hedera

📷: @aasen.elisabet

Kangaroo Paw Fern – Microsorum diversifolium

📷: @leafytimes_

Maidenhair Fern

📷: @

Fine Leaved Hanging Basket Plant Species!

Dischidia Albida

📷: @mamakeavintage

Dischidia Nummularia

📷: @alachie

Dischidia Hirsuta

📷: @wrens_vintage_green

Dischidia Geri

📷: @katiesplantcorner

Dischidia Ruscifolia

📷: @succuycactusdelsol

Senecio Clown Tears

📷: @hanging_green

Pilea Silver Sprinkles

📷: @blushingvines

String of Pearls

📷: @jungle_collective

Silver Falls – Dichondra argentea

📷: @

Chain of Hearts

📷: @kiss_my_plants

Hanging Basket Plants with Big Jungle Potential!

Epipremnum Aureum Snow Queen

📷: @littleandlush

Scindapsus Pictus Argyraeus Satin Pothos

📷: @

Epipremnum Aureum Jade

📷: @

Epipremnum Aureum Marble Queen

📷: @

Epipremnum Aureum Manjula

📷: @the.living.rooms

Epipremnum Aureum Goldilocks

📷: @plant.nerd__

Spider Plant – Chlorophytum Comosum

📷: @Plant-urbanplantparent_

Spider Plant – Chlorophytum Comosum Curly

📷: @plant-kitsune.26

Spider Plant – Chlorophytum White Edge

📷: @mlle.plantes

Spider Plant – Chlorophytum Comosum Vittata

📷: @

Syngonium Mojito

📷: @junglefloof

Syngonium White Fantasy

📷: @

Syngonium Pink Splash

📷: @_goodvibbbes_

Syngonium Wendlandii

📷: @mrs.planties

Philodendron Brasil

📷: @wet_my_plants

Philodendron Micans

📷: @

Philodendron Cordatum Neon

📷: @be.brave_botany

Monstera Siltepecana

📷: @plants.for_.dummies

Monstera Adansonii

📷: @succulentnative

Epiphyllum Guatamalense Monstrosa

📷: @

Hoya Pubicalyx

📷: @

Rhipsalis Cereuscula

📷: @hilookatmyplants

Rhipsalis Campos Portoana

📷: @claas.nemitz

Rhipsalis Paradoxa

📷: @cubehousejungle

Rhipsalis Grandiflora

📷: @plant_junction

Rhipsalis Baccifera

📷: @workhardplanthard

Rhipsalis Elliptica

📷: @plantjunkieuk

Rhipsalis Goebeliana

📷: @leafit_be

Rhipsalis Ewaldiana

📷: @livethoslisa

Lepismium Cruciforme

📷: @schoon.en_.zus_

Zygocactus Schlumbergera Truncata ‘Orange’

📷: @jo_harold

Zygocactus Schlumbergera Truncata ‘White’

📷: @holidayflowerofsweden

Zygocactus Schlumbergera Truncata ‘Yellow’

📷: @rjkedwards

Zygocactus Schlumbergera Truncata ‘Red’

📷: @klara.chusty.szale_

Lipstick Plant – Aeschyzanthus

📷: @chynaejanique

Curly Lipstick Plant

📷: @wildmilano

Peperomia Scandens Variegated

📷: @goodandplantiful

Ellen Danica Cissus Rhombifolia

📷: @seekingsimpledays

Pink Hanging Basket Plants Species!

Hoya Carnosa Krimson Queen

📷: @greenplantgrowing

Natal Ivy / Wax Ivy – Senecio macroglossus

📷: @britc6

Callisia Repens Pink Lady

📷: @ramblingkey

Tradescantia blushing bride

📷: @artful__plants

Tradescantia Nanouk

📷: @plant_on_earth

Tradescantia fluminensis tricolor

📷: @adamrobinsondesign

Syngonium pink spot

📷: @arapisarda

Syngonium confetti

📷: @station.variegation

Hanging Basket Plants the Weird & Unique!

Sedum Morganianum Burro Tails

📷: @silsconcretejungle

Tassel Ferns

📷: @_t__h__o__m__a__s_

Maranta Red Vein

📷: @

Ctenanthe Burle Marxii

📷: @s-emma_diss

Platycerium Elkhorn

📷: @davidepiantala

Selaginella Emily

📷: @

Selaginella Electric Red

📷: @plantcyclopedia

Selaginella Electric Blue

📷: @kokedamasbytrace

Pilea Bathroom Bubbles

📷: @so.sew_.sweet

Pilea Norfolk

📷: @fleurishgrounds

Pilea Moon Valley

📷: @monsteramatilda

Peperomia Incana

📷: @speakplantandenter

And last but not least, the King of Hanging Basket Plants the Ferns!

Cotton Candy Fern – Nephrolepis Exalta Smithii

📷: @Santa-Rosa-Tropicals

Nephrolepis Exaltata Montana Fern

📷: @the.urbanplantguy

Nephrolepis Obliterata Emerald Queen

📷: @clorofila.pr

Nephrolepis Exaltata Gold Variegated

📷: @chlorophyll_addict

Nephrolepis Kimberley Queen

📷: @

Nephrolepis Cordifolia Duffi Fern

📷: @geuseorion

Davalia Hares Foot Fern

📷: @robbeka

Silver Dollar Maidenhair Fern – Pellaea Ovata

📷: @plantdra

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The Best Cascading Plants

Here we explore Cascading Plants, think waterfalls in Plant form! A few criteria we looked for when selecting our favourites 1. the species has to have a natural falling growth habit and 2. many and small leaved species that create that sense of movement.

There are many other species of plants that have that falling form, species like Pothos, Pipers and some Philodendrons among many others and from a distance yes they can convey waterfall vibes but for the purpose of this post we opted for smaller leaved species. We do have a hanging basket plants post, which includes more of those species so if you’d like to explore further Hanging Basket Plants.

So why are cascading plants important, where would you use them? Cascading plants can be very dreamy and romantic, creating a very whimsical impression. There are many applications where cascading plants can be a great option. Outdoors of course we are surrounded by walls, whether fences or retaining walls or building envelopes. Cascading plants can melt some of that harshness away and transform it into a whimsical waterfall. They can also be ideal groundcovers and are best when they are allowed to run and tip over edges like planter box walls, pots or retaining walls. They can be great accompany plants and species like Dichondra Silver Falls with it’s light silver colouring can create a start contrast really framing the plants around them and making them pop! Cousin It is another great option creating thick lumps of green. Cascading plants with their falling form also tend to grow well in 360 degrees so make ideal hanging basket options. Indoors, Cascading plants can create some magic to an otherwise boring shelf. Their falling nature creates a real sense of 3 dimensionality and can be great to fill unused spaces and create a dense jungle feel. But the applications are really only limited by your imagination so get creative!

We hope you enjoy this exploration of cascading plants and if you find it inspiring or helpful don’t forget to share!

Trailing Plants – Can be quite dreamy!

📷: @_t__h__o__m__a__s_

Watermelon Dischidia – Dischidia Ovata

📷: @nat.svchk

String of Turtles Plant

📷: @ticoplantguy

Sedum Morganianum Burro Tails

📷: @silsconcretejungle

Tassel Ferns

📷: @fox_in_the_chamber

Chain of Hearts Variegated

📷: @Plantways

Peperomia pepperspot

📷: @

String of Pearls

📷: @jungle_collective

Chain of Hearts

📷: @kiss_my_plants

Tradescantia Nanouk

📷: @plant_on_earth

Tradescantia fluminensis tricolor

📷: @adamrobinsondesign

Dischidia Albida

📷: @mamakeavintage

Dischidia Nummularia

📷: @alachie

Dischidia Hirsuta

📷: @wrens_vintage_green

Dischidia Geri

📷: @katiesplantcorner

Dischidia Ruscifolia

📷: @succuycactusdelsol

Senecio Clown Tears

📷: @hanging_green

String of Beans

📷: @onefootfromparadise

Pilea Silver Sprinkles

📷: @blushingvines

Variegated String of Pearls

📷: @myrasgreenspace

String of Dolphins

📷: @houseplant_novice

Callisia Repens Pink Lady

📷: @ramblingkey

Tradescantia blushing bride

📷: @artful__plants

Hoya tsangii

📷: @anplants

Hoya Carnosa Pink

📷: @stephstgelais

Hoya Pubicalyx

📷: @

Rhipsalis Cereuscula

📷: @hilookatmyplants

Rhipsalis Campos Portoana

📷: @claas.nemitz

Rhipsalis Paradoxa

📷: @cubehousejungle

Rhipsalis Grandiflora

📷: @plant_junction

Rhipsalis Baccifera

📷: @workhardplanthard

Cascading Outdoor Plants

Silver Falls – Dichondra argentea

📷: @ianbarkergardens

Casuarina glauca – Cousin It Plant

📷: @

Australian Violet – Viola Hedera

📷: @aasen.elisabet

Happy Wanderer Plant – Hardenbergia violacea

📷: @green.heart_.club

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FAQ

What are some good indoor hanging plants for low light?

Some good indoor hanging plants for low light include pothos, spider plants, peace lily, and philodendrons plants. All these plants are available on The Jungle Collective. So, you can buy it online easily.

How do I properly water my hanging plants?

To ensure the healthy growth of your hanging plants, water them when the soil surface feels dry. On hotter days, you may need to water them daily. When watering, make sure to saturate the soil until water flows out from the bottom of the container.

Can I use a regular pot for a hanging plant, or do I need a special hanging basket?

It is recommended to use a pot with drainage holes and choose a plant that is suitable for hanging. Special hanging baskets can be helpful as they often have built-in hooks and hangers for easy display.

What kind of soil should I use for my hanging plants?

The soil for hanging plants should be well-draining and lightweight. A good potting mix containing peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite is a great option. Avoid using heavy garden soil, as it can retain too much moisture and cause root rot.

How do I prevent my hanging plants from becoming too leggy or overgrown?

Regularly trim back the stems and foliage to prevent hanging plants from becoming too leggy or overgrown. This will promote new growth and help to maintain a fuller, more compact shape. You can also consider repotting or dividing the plant if it becomes too large for its hanging container.

Where to buy hanging plants?

You can buy hanging plants from The Jungle Collective. We have a wide range of healthy plants and provide maintenance rips to thrive your plant.

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Our Dazzling Hanging Plants Collection

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About Hanging Plants

Benefits of Having Hanging plants

Space-Saving

Add Visual Interest To A Space

Safe From Pets And Children

How to Take Care and Maintain Hanging Plants

Pick The Proper Location

Regularly Examine And Prune

Proper Watering Techniques

Balanced Fertilization

Rotate and Reposition

Indoor Hanging Basket Plants - Inspiration & Species

Hanging Basket Plant Design Inspiration

Hanging Basket Plant Styles

Hanging Basket Plants – The Space

Hanging Basket Plants – Sizes

Beyond the Hanging Basket

Designer Hanging Basket Plant Pots

Hanging Basket Plant Inspiration – Jungalow!

Hanging Basket Plants – Beyond the Basket – Wild Jungle!

Hanging Basket Plant Inspiration – Arty!

Hanging Basket Plants – Bathroom Goals!