Plant Hangers
Plant hangers extend your gardening spaces and allow you to go for decorative planting. They came in all shapes and sizes. So when shopping for
fabric.
You can hang them from exterior
window frames, porch ceilings or plant hanger poles.
Styles from
round plant hangers and square plant hangers.
Plant Hanger Tips
Go for a
hanging planter basket, pot or container that is big in size. Plants in large plant hangers require less watering.
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Mesh baskets are better than plastic pots as you can plant from the sides to get a luxurious growth.
* Use a sturdy support bracket as a hanging basket with wet soil and plants is heavy.
* Apply lightweight, soil-free potting mix which is made for container plants.
* If your plant is exposed to the hot sun throughout the day, select a bigger basket to prevent the plant from shriveling away
* Pick a plant hanger with a
drip tray or reservoir, if watering is not possible every day. The plant can soak up the water when it needs.
* Use plant hangers designed from
stone, cement, and wood, in case your plant is exposed to frost. Plastic hangers break when exposed to harsh winters.
* If you like to move around the plant hanger, go for one that is lightweight.
If you discover that plant hangers is not the solution for you, then consider using
plant stands instead.
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