These plants prefer medium light. A window front with northern exposure is the ideal place to hang them. Avoid overexposure to sunlight. Native to Southeast Asia and northern Australia, Nepenthes Pitcher Plants grown as houseplants are a striking conversation starter. Many species and varieties are available, but the Nepenthes khasiana and Nepenthes alata, in particular, are an excellent choice for beginners. These plants, which show off glossy green leaves and fascinating pitchers, are easy to grow as indoor hanging houseplants. How to Care for your Nepenthes Pitcher Plant: LIGHT:

Feed with a diluted liquid fertilizer once every two weeks (in spring) or once a month (in summer). The Neon Prayer Plants are famous for their vibrant green, oval leaves emphasized with herringbone-like neon yellow veining. Interestingly, the leaves fold at night, hence the name Prayer Plant. How to Care for your Neon Prayer Plant: LIGHT: Burro’s Tail plants generally won’t need fertilizing. However, you can still feed 2 to 3 times during the growing season (spring to summer) using a diluted or weak solution of fertilizer to boost growth if necessary. Arrowhead plants enjoy a thorough watering. Just be sure to let the soil dry a little before watering again.Fertilize monthly with a half-strength balanced liquid fertilizer when the plant is actively growing in spring and summer months.

Footed Blue Star Fern plants are native to South America, North America, and the Caribbean. They grow well as indoor hanging houseplants and can reach up to 33 inches in height in containers. One of the best indoor hanging plants, these ferns put on a dramatic display of broad, blue-green foliage. How to Care for your Footed Blue Star Fern: LIGHT: Requires very little water. Water consistently, but make sure to allow the top part of the soil to dry before watering again. I didn’t need to cut my rod down, so all I needed to do was finish it. This is an optional step, but it will help protect the wood since it will be outdoors. You don’t need to do it if you are setting up your hanging plant rod indoors.If you have never grown houseplants before, or they have a habit of dying on you, it can be daunting to try to find the right one for success. Perfect for those looking to add an easy-to-grow, showy carnivorous plant in their indoor hanging plant collection. Credit: Bloomscape About: