Plants for Hanging Pots

Hanging plants are one of the easiest ways to bring lush greenery into your home — without giving up precious floor or table space. Whether you have a sunny balcony, a shaded window, or a cosy corner indoors, a traili...

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Hanging plants are one of the easiest ways to bring lush greenery into your home — without giving up precious floor or table space. Whether you have a sunny balcony, a shaded window, or a cosy corner indoors, a trailing plant in a hanging pot can completely transform the look and feel of that space.

We have curated a collection of 54 beautiful plants that are perfectly suited for hanging pots. From low-maintenance foliage to colourful blooms, this range is ideal for Indian homes — whether you are just starting out or already have a green thumb.

Top Hanging Pot Plants You Will Love

Our collection brings together some of the best-selling and most popular hanging plants trusted by thousands of Indian home gardeners. Each plant is chosen for its trailing or cascading growth habit and its ability to thrive in Indian climates.

  • Money Plant – A classic lucky plant for Indian homes. Extremely easy to grow and trails beautifully from any pot or basket.
  • Philodendron Cordatum – Fast-growing with lush heart-shaped leaves. Perfect for indirect light indoors.
  • Hoya Carnosa & Hoya Australis Lisa – Low maintenance and stunning. Produces clusters of waxy, star-shaped flowers with age.
  • Ficus Pumila – A delicate creeping fig great for shaded balconies and indoor spaces.
  • Elephant Bush – A compact, drought-tolerant plant ideal for bright, sunny spots.
  • Red Lantana – A cheerful flowering plant that blooms freely and attracts butterflies in outdoor settings.

How to Choose the Right Hanging Plant for Your Space

The best hanging plant for you depends on where you plan to keep it and how much time you can give it. Here are some simple guidelines to help you pick the right one:

  • Indoor or low-light spots: Choose Money Plant, Philodendron Cordatum, or Ficus Pumila — all thrive without direct sun.
  • Sunny balconies or outdoor spots: Go for Red Lantana or Elephant Bush, which love full sun.
  • First-time plant parents: Money Plant is the most forgiving and grows in almost any condition.
  • Want air-purifying plants: Money Plant and Philodendron are well known for helping clean indoor air.
  • Looking for flowers: Hoya and Red Lantana bloom beautifully with very little effort.

Why Shop Hanging Plants at Vedicflora?

At Vedicflora, we offer the lowest prices on hanging pot plants across India. Every plant is carefully packed and shipped to reach you healthy and ready to grow. Thousands of happy home gardeners order from us each month — and keep coming back.

Use our pincode-based delivery check at checkout to confirm delivery to your area. Earn points through our rewards program on every order. With 54 plants to explore, finding your perfect hanging plant has never been easier or more affordable.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the easiest hanging pot plant for beginners in India?

Money Plant is hands down the easiest hanging pot plant for beginners. It grows in soil or even water, needs very little sunlight, and is nearly impossible to kill. Philodendron Cordatum is another excellent beginner-friendly choice that trails quickly and looks beautiful indoors.

Can hanging plants be kept indoors?

Yes, many hanging plants are ideal for indoor spaces. Varieties like Money Plant, Philodendron Cordatum, Hoya Carnosa, and Ficus Pumila do very well in indirect light inside homes and apartments. They are also known as air-purifying plants, which makes them a great addition to living rooms and bedrooms.

How often should I water plants in hanging pots?

Hanging pots tend to dry out faster than regular pots because of increased airflow. As a general rule, water your hanging plants every 2–3 days in summer and once a week during cooler months. Always check the topsoil — if it feels dry about an inch deep, it is time to water. Succulents like Elephant Bush need even less water.

Are hanging plants good for Indian balconies?

Absolutely! Hanging plants are one of the best ways to green up an Indian balcony without taking up floor space. For sunny balconies, Red Lantana and Elephant Bush are excellent choices. For partially shaded balconies, Money Plant and Hoya varieties work beautifully and require very little maintenance.

Do I need a special pot for hanging plants?

You do not need anything fancy — most standard hanging baskets or plastic pots with drainage holes work perfectly well. Look for lightweight pots so they are easier to hang and do not put too much strain on hooks or railings. Coco-lined wire baskets are also a popular and affordable choice for outdoor hanging plants in India.

Which hanging plants are considered lucky for Indian homes?

The Money Plant is the most popular lucky plant for Indian households and is believed to bring prosperity and positive energy. It is also a Vastu-friendly plant when placed in the right direction. Hoya Carnosa is another plant associated with good fortune in many Indian homes.