Best Trailing Indoor Plants

Such a pretty name and such a beautiful plant. There are so many varieties of Philodendron that it’ll be hard to choose which one you like best.

This gorgeous little vine is native to Brazil, bringing a beautiful tropical vibe into your home.

You can let is trail across a shelf, or train it to grow around the sides of your kitchen cupboards. If you’re feeling more adventurous, you can build an indoor trellis and train your plant to grow up a wall, or even across the ceiling.

The heart shape of the leaves will give you that warm and fuzzy feeling every time you look at it.

Wandering Jew, also known as Spiderworts, this resilient and cute plant is best placed in a hanging basket where its vines can hang down, showing off its unusual flowers.

Depending on the variety you choose, the leaves are usually green and purple, with a silvery sheen, and the flowers can be white, pink or rose-purple.

With such a lovely arrangement of colors, you’re going to want to hang this little beauty somewhere where everyone can see it.

Try placing a basket at the top of a tall, multi-tiered plant stand and watch as the fast-growing vines decorate the stand with their pretty multi-colored leaves.

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This draping succulent bears a distinctive, thick, twisted foliage that flows out over the edge of its pot and spreads outwards in a curve, giving it it’s rope-like appearance.

It’s commonly known as krinkle kurl and produces bulbous clusters of delicate star-shaped flowers.

Set the pot on top of a rustic credenza in your entrance hall and let it weave its way down the front of the unit to add a really interesting focal point.

As a succulent, Hindu Rope doesn’t require much watering and can adapt to low light areas.

Who doesn’t love jasmine, with its simple little white flowers and sweet perfume?

Usually found outdoors, growing over and often engulfing whole walls, we don’t normally think of jasmine as being an indoor plant.

However, with the right conditions and a little pruning, there’s no reason why you can’t have a beautiful jasmine plant all of your own, to fill your living room or bedroom with its delicate evening scent.

Another climber, your jasmine plant will benefit from a trellis or something else to cling onto as it grows upwards.

Instead of a regular trellis, you can find decorative metal versions that will let the vines grow in and out and around them, giving a unique touch of old-world romanticism to the room.

You can place your metal trellis inside a decorative pot to hold it in place then help guide your climbing jasmine plant up the trellis as it grows.

Such an usual plant, any guest in your home is going to ask you about this Goldfish Plant.

This trailing plant gets its name from the deep orange flowers, which look like leaping goldfish when in bloom.

This happy little chap will add some sparkle wherever you put it, especially with the bright flowers which contrast the dark green leaves.

Native to Central and South America, this plant likes it warm and is drought-resistant, so is best placed in a bright, sunny spot with indirect sunlight.

Another plant that looks great in a hanging basket, if you have a good light source in your kitchen, it would be a colorful addition to enjoy looking at while you cook.