Hey it's me again! I've got a good amount of plants going and am looking for some vining plants soon! Lighting can be pretty much anything, I have a lot of places in mind for them. Any reccomendations??
Hey it's me again! I've got a good amount of plants going and am looking for some vining plants soon! Lighting can be pretty much anything, I have a lot of places in mind for them. Any reccomendations??
Hey! I’m not sure if it’s 100% what you’re looking for but I’ve been in love with my satin pothos lately they are so cute and are pretty easy plants to take care of if you wanna check em out!
3 LikesAny preference on trailing vs climbing? I’m gonna answer assuming trailing but I have climbing recs as well. I’d second Scindapsus; they’re generally easygoing and beautiful. Also philodendron hederaceum: you can go for a micans if you like the velvet look or stick to the other varieties, but one of my favorites to trail overall. Pothos is an iconic vining plant for a reason: they’re beautiful, come in lots of varieties, and thrive in many conditions. For a non-aroid option, look at string of hearts or any of its relatives. They grow super fast (like I cut off maybe a foot per month), they’re non-toxic to kids/pets, and give some really nice balance/contrast to a collection. Trailing begonias are absolutely stunning and a lot are on sale this time of year. And then I’m blanking on the full scientific name but the senecio/curio species people call “wax ivy”. You can get the gorgeous ivy look without all the spider mites and in a hardier plant.
2 LikesThese are some beautiful recommendations! I have one pothos at the moment and she seems to be doing pretty good, definitely going to check into some of these!
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