They can be used as trailing potted plants, or hung in a hanging basket depending on the space available and your decor preferences. It can be difficult to replicate the humid, tropical conditions they thrive in (especially here in the UK) but they are beautiful and rewarding plants to grow. Grow your English ivy in a plant pot or up in a couple of hanging baskets to emphasise its beautiful trailing appearance. 9) Chinese Evergreen In Trinidad & Tobago, there is not enough data to determine a preference between "trialing" and "trialling". the part of a towed gun carriage and limber that connects the two when in movement and rests on the ground as a partial support when unlimbered

Perfect for livening up any room, they appear with dark green leaves and a white leaf bract called a spathe.

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Realistically for bathroom space and as an indoor plant, they are kept much shorter than this with semi-regular pruning. We explore nineteen of the best trailing indoor houseplants for the different rooms in your home, the benefits of house plant ownership and even some tips on taking care of your new houseguests. Philodendron is a popular trailing plant Why Choose Trailing Houseplants?

So, if you’re looking for a plant that doesn’t need hand-holding to grow big and strong, a Spider Plant could be perfect for your home. 2) Begonias However, begonias with foliage will need a sunny location away from direct sunlight to grow. 3) Bird’s Nest Fern Although requirements vary by species and plant size, generally the plants in this article are relatively wilt-proof; with the ‘trailing’ aspect forming part of the look! Best For BathroomsBegonias come with a more delicate balancing act than most indoor plants, where humidity is important, but too much water can water-log the plants and cause problems such as root rot – so don’t be overzealous with the watering can!

Water schedules: including whether to water or mist the leaves, or the roots and soil themselves to encourage growth A succulent which is easy to grow indoors, this plant has a unique trailing appearance with long threads of ‘pearl’ shaped foliage. This is another plant that enjoys indirect light, and needs watering every 2-3 weeks or so, once the top half of the soil is dry. Trailing return is calculated over a specific period of time, usually one year or less. This means that the trailing return measures the return of an investment over the past year or other chosen time period. FormulaUnlike other plants in this list, orchids will need regular daily care, with misting required daily when they’re not dormant. Callisia repens (also known as ‘Turtle Vine’) is a succulent with beautiful cascading leaves that will trail out of its growing container. Another plant that doesn’t need regular watering and possibly the most well-known house plant of all, it wouldn’t be an indoor houseplant list without an aloe! Great for bathroom counters, the pothos is ideal for bathrooms with less natural light – thriving in low and indirect light environments.