10 DIY Hanging Plants To Wow Your Guests
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Indoor plants are all the rage right now—and there’s no better way to add life and style to your home than with DIY hanging plants. Not only do they save floor space but they also instantly elevate your decor game. Whether you’re going for a boho vibe or something more minimal these hanging beauties have your back.
Ready to craft some greenery magic? Let’s dive in.
1. Macramé Hanging Planter
Nothing screams chic like a macramé hanger. You can DIY one with just rope and a pot. There are tons of beginner-friendly tutorials on YouTube or Pinterest. Choose natural cotton cord for a clean earthy look.
Pro Tip: Use a metal ring at the top for extra stability and style.
2. Hanging Mason Jar Planters
Perfect for herbs or small succulents. Just grab some mason jars wire and hooks. You can hang them from a wooden board or even directly under your kitchen cabinets.
Bonus: They double as rustic decor and a cooking helper!
3. Recycled Tin Can Hangers
Upcycle old cans by painting them in pastel or bold colors punching drainage holes and hanging them with twine. They look adorable in clusters on a balcony or by a sunny window.
Pro Tip: Line the bottom with small pebbles for better drainage.
4. Hanging Glass Terrariums
Want a modern airy look? Opt for glass globe terrariums. Fill them with air plants moss or mini succulents.
Heads up: They’re best hung in indirect light to avoid overheating the plants inside.
5. Woven Basket Planters
Use lightweight woven baskets as planters for a relaxed boho style. Attach rope handles and hang them from the ceiling or wall hooks.
Just make sure to use a plastic liner inside to protect the basket from moisture.
6. Wooden Wall-Mounted Shelf Planters
Turn a plain wall into a vertical garden by adding a few floating shelves with small potted plants. You can stagger the shelves or go symmetrical depending on your aesthetic.
Pro Tip: Use trailing plants like pothos or ivy for a cascading effect.
7. Upcycled Light Bulb Planters
Yes you read that right! Carefully hollow out old light bulbs and fill them with tiny air plants or moss. Hang them with thin wire or fishing line for a magical floating effect.
Not for the clumsy! But definitely worth the wow factor.
8. Hanging Colander Planters
Give vintage kitchenware a second life by spray painting an old colander and hanging it with chains. It’s got built-in drainage and a charmingly rustic look.
Perfect for trailing flowers or herbs.
9. Repurposed Wooden Ladder
Lean an old ladder against a wall or suspend it horizontally from the ceiling and hang small pots from each rung. It’s a bold statement piece and a plant haven in one.
Pro Tip: Add fairy lights for that extra cozy touch.
10. Hanging Coconut Shell Planters
Eco-friendly and stylish. Cut and clean out a coconut shell add a small plant and hang with macramé or rope.
They’re small but perfect for succulents or tiny ferns.
Want your space to feel more alive stylish and Insta-worthy? These DIY hanging plants will do the trick. Most of them are super budget-friendly and beginner-approved—so no excuses!
