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Birds Nest Fern
This product was recommended by Brandon Lee from Reptile Maniac
The plant hooked to other plants to develop. Furthermore, the formation of the leaves relies on how much sun rays it obtains. With better exposure to the sunlight, it increases crunched up while slighter sunlight flattens out the leaves. When hanging them to a hanger, slight sun rays are adequate as overexposing to the sun makes them yellowish. They adore humidity conditions, creating them a convenient choice for your bathroom. You can easily grow it on wood or stone climbed with a wall holder.
String of Dolphins Senecio peregrinus Plant
This product was recommended by Raquel Kehler from Room Crush
String of dolphins is the perfect plant for macramé hangers because it’s a succulent, which means that it doesn’t drop too many leaves as it grows. As the plant gets bigger, it creates long stems that trail downwards, resembling dolphins leaping into the ocean. This makes the plant the perfect complement to hanging macrame baskets, especially in small or minimalist spaces. The best part about string of dolphins is that it’s easy to grow and only requires minimal care, so it’s perfect for new plant owners.
String of Hearts Ceropegia woodii
This product was recommended by Robert Johnson from Coast Appliances
The String of Hearts is perfect to look at in a medium cotton macramé plant hanger. This small, cute plant can make your small room look more interesting and stylish. Transform your home into a peaceful and calming space with this beautiful houseplant. Caring for String of Hearts doesn’t require special treatment. Water the plant every ten days or until it dries out. Remove any yellow leaves and avoid letting the plant sit in water.
The Hoya kerrii
This product was recommended by Emily Jones from Tomato Mentor
If you’re looking for something a little more unique, the Hoya kerrii might be the plant for you. This plant is also known as the Sweetheart Plant or Valentine Hoya because of its heart-shaped leaves.
Devil’s Ivy Golden Pothos
This product was recommended by Emily Jones from Tomato Mentor
This fast-growing vine is perfect for covering up an unsightly wall or piece of furniture. It’s also relatively easy to care for, making it ideal for beginner plant parents. Just be sure to give it plenty of bright, indirect light.
Philodendron Cordatum Plant
This product was recommended by Emily Jones from Tomato Mentor
Another easy-to-care-for option, the philodendron cordatum is perfect for those who want a bit of color in their macrame plant hangers.
Flowering Bromeliad Plant
This product was recommended by Sarah Holmes from WhatYurt
I love my Costa Farms Flowering Bromeliad – it fits inside my own Macrame hanger perfectly, and is a really low maintenance plant that loves amazing, often with a dark red/purple flower. All you need to do is ensure it gets a splash of water when the soil feels dry to the touch, and ensure it gets some indirect light – I keep mine hanging in my yurt where it gets plenty of natural light. Not only does it look great but the leaves of the plant can also help to filter toxins from the air, improving air quality and making the place feelfresher. It’s a great choice for a Macrame hanger, and looks stunning whenit’s in flower, which is thankfully very often!
Nepenthes Asian Pitcher Plant
This product was recommended by Manuel Palma from JardinTienda
The Asian Pitcher Plant Nepenthes is perfectly suited for Macrame Hangers. They’re a super interesting plant and make a great focal point in any part of the house – kids are often mesmerized watching how the pitchers attract house flies and bugs. That’s another big benefit of them – if you find your house gets swarmed with houseflies then they do a great job at keeping those under control! Not only is the plant very easy to care for but it loves to be kept suspended from a ceiling where it’s generally a bit more humid and is where they can pick up lots of tasty bugs.
Chocolate Mint Plant
This product was recommended by Jenna Moran from Whimsy and Spice
This plant is wonderful for macrame hangers because it is fragrant, easy to grow, and it absolutely loves any sunlight – so make sure to hang your creation in view of a window! On top of this, chocolate mint is wonderful for adding to tea and baking mixtures. Once you have been growing the plant for a couple of weeks, the stems will begin to trail down the hanger, adding a beautiful collection of foliage for any room in your home.
String of Pearls
This product was recommended by Jason Vishnefske from Santa Barbara Chocolate
Marcame hangers are great decor for your place and really add to the plant aesthetic. Climbers and creepers are generally advised to use in the marcame hanger pot, as the take up the space nicely. One such beautiful plant is String of Pearls. It is succulent which means it has modified leaves. Its leaves look like green pearls. Hence, the name. It is very low maintenance and its leaf shape makes it catch attention often. Best for your marcame hanger!
Cacti
This product was recommended by Chris Myles from Golf Cart Go
Cacti are very eye-catching so they look great in macrame hangers, and they can go long stretches without water so they won’t die if you forget to water them. Even if you work from home a lot of the time like me, that can still happen!
Tradescantia Zebrina Plant
This product was recommended by Eric Jones from Couture Candy
Tradescantia is a plant with two-toned striped leaves, ideal for creating a colorful look. It is a low-maintenance plant that will look amazing hung in a macrame hanger.
Scindapsus Pictus Satin Pothos
This product was recommended by Eric Jones from Couture Candy
Satin Pothos is an amazing plant with beautiful velvety, silver-splashed variegated foliage. It is a trailing plant that looks terrific when hung on a beautiful macrame hanger.
Orchids
This product was recommended by Adam Roper from Adam Roper
Orchids are a beautiful choice for macrame hangers. They come in a wide variety of colors and they can add a touch of elegance to any home. Orchids can be a bit more high-maintenance than some other plants, but they’re still a great option for macrame hangers.
Air Plants
This product was recommended by Adam Roper from Adam Roper
Air plants are a great choice for macrame hangers because they don’t need any soil. This means that they’re very easy to care for and they can be hung in a variety of different places. Air plants are also relatively low-maintenance, so they’re a great option if you’re looking for a plant that doesn’t require a lot of care.
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