If you’re looking to dress up your home with a little greenery, it can be a bit tricky to find the right plant. You probably want something that looks good in a hanging basket, and you don’t want anything too big. Luckily, there are plenty of plants out there that will fit the bill! We’ve rounded up some of our favorite hanging baskets, then broken them down by type (vines or shrubs), so you can pick one that fits your style and budget perfectly. There are many options for hanging plants in balcony India. Check out these picks below:
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1. Spider Plant
Spider plants, also known as spider lilies or spider mums, are among the easiest houseplants to grow. They are great for hanging baskets because they don’t require much maintenance and can be propagated easily by dividing the plant when it is still small.
Also known as moth orchid due to its scentless blooms, spider plant is an excellent choice for anyone looking to introduce more beauty into their home without having to spend too much time on caring for it. If you want something that looks good on its own without needing other plants around it then this might be just what you need. You can also buy spider plant online if it’s not available in your nearby market.
2. English Ivy
English Ivy is a hardy plant, making it easy to care for. The ivy grows quickly and can be trimmed regularly to keep it neat and trim.
English Ivy is also a great choice for hanging baskets because it grows easily in pots or on walls, making it an ideal plant for beginners who want to try their hand at gardening without investing much money. The plant will continue to leaf out year after year!
3. Ivy Geranium
Ivy geranium is a great plant to grow in hanging baskets, and it will thrive in any type of soil. This easy-to-grow perennial can be grown indoors or outdoors and grows to 5 feet tall. To add more height, you can tie ivy geraniums into bunches of 10 or 15 plants together with twine or cord.
When choosing an ivy geranium for your hanging basket, make sure it has deep green leaves that are smooth on top and have no spots where they’re darker than the rest of the leaf surface. You want the leaves to look uniform so they don’t look like they’re growing out of a rock garden!
4. Hydrangea
Hydrangea is a genus of flowering plants in the family Hydrangeaceae. The name “hydrangea” derives from the Greek words ὕδρα (hydra), meaning water, and γάδος (gados), meaning milk. The word has been used since at least the 14th century. It is also sometimes spelled hydrangea or hydrangeum.
Hydrangeas have simple, erect flower heads that are borne on long pedicels and may be solitary or arranged in dense terminal clusters.[3][4] They typically bloom in early spring before leaf buds emerge but may bloom at any time during spring as well as summer through fall.[5] The flowers are perfect (meaning they have no petals) with five petals; these range from white to yellowish-green or pinkish-red depending on species and cultivar.
5. Fuchsia
Fuchsia is a flowering shrub that can grow up to 4 feet tall. It’s a perennial plant and very hardy, so you can place it anywhere in your home without worrying about watering or pruning it. The flowers of fuchsia are colorful and come in shades of red, purple, orange, yellow and pink. Fuchsia is easy to grow indoors or outdoors as long as you have enough sunlight (it does not require direct sunlight).
Takeaway:
In the end, you will have a beautiful and functional hanging basket that can be used to hold plants. You can use it in your home or office. It is a wonderful way to add color and create an organic look around your home.
Conclusion:
I hope that this article has given you a few ideas about how to incorporate plants into your home. I personally love hanging baskets, but they’re not for everyone — so use these tips to find the right plant for you.
