Vining plants for your indoor jungle

Do you want to create an indoor jungle vibe in your home? Vining indoor plants are perfect to help create the jungle feel indoors & up your home’s green factor. 

Vining house plants come in various leaf shapes and colors. With a number of different colors and shapes, you can add another dimension to the greenery inside your home. 

A vining plant can be styled in different ways. You can let them trail or climb.

For trailing, you can let them dangle from the side of a shelf or let them hang on the ceiling from a macramé hanger. 

If you want to add more structure and height to your plants, the other option would be to let them climb. You can give the plant a stake, a bamboo pole, a moss pole or a more artistic and stylish pole like a Treleaf trellis. 

You could also let them wander off and climb the walls. To guide them on the wall, hooks, tapes or stylish wall-mounted trellises from Treleaf can come in handy. 

We are listing some of our favorite low-medium light vining plants that would be perfect for any indoor space. Trailing or climbing, which one is your style?

Ivy (Hedera)

Ivy leaves have a very unique shape to them. They also can be found in different shades of green. Leaf colors range from the deepest green to variegated white and yellow, all adding a touch of class to your space. 

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Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Pothos are hugely popular in the houseplant community for it’s easy and undemanding care. 

They are very versatile plants. Pothos can be grown in a number of light conditions. They can also tolerate a number of moisture and humidity conditions. They can be grown in soil or in water. This high range of tolerance to moisture and light make them the perfect plant for a beginner gardener. 

Pothos also are available in a number of leaf colors and patterns. There are a number of cultivars of pothos available in the market. Some of the popular varieties are marble queen, neon or N’Joy. Try styling there with our classic Monstrella trellis in the pot or let the vines climb walls with the help of our Monstrella wall mounted trellis. Want more ideas to style the easiest houseplant? Check out our blog post here. 

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Heart-leaf Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum)

Heart-leaf philodendron is an equally attractive, easy to grow houseplant. The heart-shaped leaves are the main feature of this plant family. 

Heart-leaf philodendrons also can be found in various shades of green and with variegation. You can find dark green and neon varieties and also with variegation like in the case of Brasil. 

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Monstera Adansonii 

Also known as the swiss cheese plant, Monstera adansonii has longer, tapering leaves, as well as having completely enclosed leaf holes. They can be found in two different varieties - a narrow-form and a wide form. 

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Rhapidaphora Tetrasperma

Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is a tropical plant that grows extremely well indoors. The green leafy plant has split leaves that make it look like a Monstera deliciosa. Sometimes it is referred to as a mini-monstera plant.  

Satin Pothos (Scindapsus Pictus)

Satin Pothos is a relative of golden pothos. The main feature is the silvery green, velvety leaves with a satin sheen - hence the name Satin Pothos. 

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There lots of ways to support these plants if you decide to let them climb - you just need to decide whether it's going to be a moss pole or a plank?

Here is the summary of some of our favorite vining plants.