10 Best Indoor Hanging Plants in the Philippines 2023

You can never go wrong with this all-time favorite! Featuring elongated and fast-growing leaves, you can fill in those bare and unsightly spaces within a few months. Hence, it's no surprise that it needs lots of water to survive.

This plant can be placed virtually anywhere inside your home, from the bathroom to the bedroom. What we like about this particular product is that it comes with a free bamboo pot, which will keep your precious plant safe as it grows.

For a fuss-free option, go for the Tillandsia air plant! This epiphytic plant is pretty much self-sufficient can survive with absolutely no soil or potting mix and just a light spritz or quick soak in water every few weeks. However, make sure to drain it afterward to prevent root rot. 

Tillandsia variants look great in clear glass globes, spiral wire holders, or driftwood, depending on your aesthetic. Needless to say, this plant can grow anywhere, as long as it gets enough air circulation and sunlight. With its gorgeous, velvety leaves and one-of-a-kind shape, it'll definitely turn some heads!

One of the most famous air plants in the country is the classic orchid, which you've probably seen in your lolo and lola's backyard. Well, now's your chance to cultivate your very own Cattleya orchid at home and see it in full bloom when you give it the right amount of care.

Although taking care of orchids can be tricky at first, it'll be easier once you get the hang of it. Like every other plant, it needs just the right amount of sunlight, air, and water, so make sure to listen to your precious plant baby and always keep an eye on it.

If you're looking for a beautiful vining plant that does not require soil to grow, check out the epiphytic String of Nickels! This hardy plant simply requires a place with lots of humidity and moisture, just like your bedroom. 

Just remember to mist this plant regularly to keep it happy and healthy. As a result, you'll get a wonderful trail of oval foliage that'll keep your once barren space looking gorgeous. 

If you're an expert plant parent who is looking for the next challenge, then you might want to try cultivating a Boston fern. This tough plant has a long list of requirements, namely a place with high humidity and indirect sunlight, damp soil, and a patient caretaker who's willing to check on it every once in a while. 

On the flip side, this plant is non-toxic, so it's safe to place anywhere inside your house. Though the Boston fern needs a little bit more lovin' than most plants, you will be rewarded with some beautiful foliage that'll surely brighten up your space - and your mood as well!

Subtle and sweet, the Wandering Jew plant will add a pop of color to your otherwise dull indoor space. Additionally, it can blend well with other plants since it has a light purple and green tinge and smooth leaves.

Since it requires a bit of humidity, it would be best to hang it in your kitchen or bathroom. However, because this colorful yet toxic plant can attract curious kiddos and pets, it's very important to place it in a hard-to-reach area for everyone's safety. 

Coming all the way from Agusan del Norte is this unique Peperomia plant that'll add some depth to your space. Indeed, you wouldn't see distinct dark, textured, and heart-shaped leaves anywhere else.

One thing to note is that this plant thrives in high humidity, so it's best to place it in your living room or dining area where it can get the right amount of light and air. You also wouldn't need to worry about curious kids and pets since it's non-toxic. 

Since Christmas is just around the corner, you might be looking for a plant that can double as your holiday decoration. Look no further, as we've found one that can survive our climate while brightening up your space!

The Christmas cactus got its name from its one-of-a-kind pads and occasional pink or red blooms. Just remember to place it in a partially shaded area and to keep it away from the prying hands - and paws - of your little ones to be on the safe side.

Transform your home into a trendy tropical paradise by purchasing this hanging plant! The large leaves add some extra oomph to your space while the light green colored leaves produce a calming effect that's easy on the eyes. 

Since this plant loves humidity, it'll thrive better in warm and moist areas such as the kitchen or bathroom. Do take note, however, that you must keep them away from your pets since it can cause oral and digestive irritation when eaten. 

This hanging plant's dramatic yet delicate leaf curls will definitely become a conversation starter the more it grows. In particular, its alternating light and dark waxy leaves and occasional blooms make it stand out. 

Either let it go wild and drape down the pot or place a circular wire in the middle of the planter to produce that wreath-like effect. However, although it's non-toxic, ingesting large amounts of this plant can cause digestive problems for your fur babies.