I know there are TONS of succulent lovers out there that are looking for fresh ways to display these awesome plants. So why don’t you check out this awesome list of 11 different hanging succulents! Because nothing looks prettier than a succulent that is cascading down the sides of a pot! So take a look at this list and consider getting a few of these hanging succulents!
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Hanging Succulents #1: String of Bananas – Senecio radicans
This is one of my favorite hanging succulents! It looks so cute with its glossy banana-shaped leaves! If provided with adequate care, this plant will also produce small, white flowers in the spring that have a slight cinnamon smell.
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Hanging Succulents #2 – Burro’s Tail – Sedum burrito
This sedum is a bit shorter and thicker than its brother, Donkey’s tail, or Sedum morganianum. This sedum is easy to care for and is extremely low-maintenance. It also is easily propagated, so you can start with one, and end up with many of this cute little plant to either keep, or to give away as gifts!
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Hanging Succulents #3: String of Hearts – Ceropegia woodii
Hearts-on-a-string is a beautiful vine with heart-shaped leaves. It can be purchased with either green leaves, or variegated leaves. The variegated leaves are rising in popularity as they add plenty of interesting texture to your home!
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Hanging Succulents #4: Donkey’s Tail – Sedum morganianum
Donkey’s tail is very similar to Burro’s tail, except that its leaves are a bit more elongated. This gives you more of a thick vine trailing down the sides of your pot. It is a very popular succulent, and for a good reason! This plant looks stunning in a hanging basket! Just make sure to place it in a low traffic area, as its leaves are sensitive and will fall off if brushed against.
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Hanging Succulents #5: Ruby Necklace – Othonna capensis
This plant looks a lot like the fishhooks vine, except it is purple! Many people purchase this plant to add a bit of a different color to their succulent collection. And given enough sunlight, Ruby necklace will give you a constant pop of purple!
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Hanging Succulents #6: String of Nickels – Dischidia nummularia
This is a fun succulent! String of Nickels produces thick, round leaves that will soften up any rough corner of your home. It is also very low maintenance and is easily propagated! So check out one of these cute little guys today!
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Hanging Succulents #7: Fishhooks – Senecio radicans
Fishhooks is very similar to String of Bananas, though the actual leaves are thinner, thus resembling a fishhook instead of a banana! This plant is coming back in popularity as the succulent craze is growing. So while you may have a hard time finding it in your local garden center, it is easily found online. And enjoy your cute little fishhooks vine!
Buy a Fishhooks vine!
Hanging Succulents #8: Hindu Rope – Hoya carnosa ‘krinkle kurl’
Hindu Rope is a fun plant to have around! Its swirls of vine makes it stand out in any room. And if you give it plenty of bright light and high-phosphorous fertilizer in the summer, then mature plants will produce pink clusters of scented flowers!
Buy a Hindu Rope plant!
Hanging Succulents #9: Monkey’s Tail – Hildewintera colademononis
This plant is actually a cactus, but its needles are actually soft (like a Monkey’s tail!) The plant can grow to around 2-3 feet in length and, when well cared for, will produce beautiful red flowers! And regardless of where it is placed, this plant will definitely make an impression!
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Hanging Succulents #10: Sweetheart Vine – Hoya kerrii
This plant is most commonly sold as a single, rooted leaf. Its growth is slow, but when given time, it will grow into a beautiful vine with heart-shaped flowers. It is also extremely low maintenance and if given proper care, will produce pink balls of flowers! This is a rare succulent vine that will take a while to grow, but it is definitely worth waiting for!
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Hanging Succulents #11: String of Pearls – Senecio rowleyanus
Last but definitely not least is the beautiful String of Pearls plant! It has definitely come back in popularity, as its little beads dangle from even the smallest of planters. It is also very easily propagated, so if you buy one plant, you can easily end up with many of them (or send them as a cute gift!) Just make sure to never overwater these succulents!
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So there you have it! All the hanging succulents you could ever want! And plenty to fill your home with! If you have any questions about these plants, feel free to comment below! Have fun with these awesome succulents!
Happy Digging!