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   Chloe

   4 months ago

   And hoyas are also amazing as trailing plants and you can get some cool looking ones

   

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     emma

     4 months ago

     wait — so you’re telling me i can go into a nursery and say “can i get a HOYAAAAAAAA?” and no one could get mad?

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     Joann

     4 months ago

     Crazy ‘HOYAAAAAAAA’

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   iambijoux

   4 months ago

   If you have great light, Hoyas make great trailing plants. Pothos and trailing philodendron are great, too. Just make sure the plant gets light from above or it’ll bald up top. Pictured here: Hoya Hindu rope, epipreminum skeleton key, scindapsus exotica, and philodendron lemon lime.

   

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   Jalyne

   4 months ago

   Philodendrons or my German ivy plant 🪴

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   emma

   4 months ago

   thanks again everyone — these are my current plants! i have floating shelves on the wall to the far right of the hanging plants in the window that i’d love to fill. very consistent indirect sunlight and potential minimal direct sunlight (the shelves are pretty high up).

   

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   emma

   4 months ago

   this last pic is my kitchen at the back of the house - consistent indirect sunlight.

   

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   emma

   4 months ago

   i really like the bananas/dolphins/pearls, i think mine is the pearl one (far right hanger)!

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   Oleander Mom

   4 months ago

   Lots of good suggestions—I would add Adasonaii

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