Plants are spilling

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Location

/Balcony/Garden

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lighting

Sun/Shade

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Irrigation

variable

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type

perennial

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Use

Hanging/Shelving

Spilling Plants - A Beautiful Green Waterfall for Any Space! 🌿✨ Looking for the touch that will fill your pots and planters with natural beauty? Spilling plants gracefully fall over the edge of the pot and create a dramatic and spectacular effect . Perfect for hanging pots, high shelves, balcony railings and planters - adding interest and texture to any corner! 💚

✨ Why choose spilling plants?

Dramatic effect: a green waterfall that spills from the pot in a spectacular way
Utilizing vertical space: perfect for shelves, hanging pots and railings
Softening lines: softening the edges of flower pots and planters
Adding texture: Add interest and depth to the design
Huge variety: succulents, ferns, flowering plants and more
Easy to care for: many are durable and forgiving
Suitable for everyone: home, balcony, garden
Green all year round: perennials that always look great

🌿 Popular spills with us

Ball-shaped succulent: Succulent with green "pearls" on thin chains
White sage: delicate, spreading silver-green foliage
Silver Dichondra: Round silver leaves, spectacular cascade
Yarka (Siro): Heart-shaped, dotted leaves, a classic for the home
Boston Fern: Rich, elegant green foliage
Ivy: classic and durable, a variety of leaf shapes
Pothos: easy to grow, suitable for shade, shiny leaves
Triangular vine: leaves turn red in fall
Zurit: A special star-shaped succulent
Sweet potato poppy: fast growth, colorful leaves

🏠 Where to place spillways?

Hanging flower pots: the classic use - pouring from above
High shelves: allow foliage to flow down
Balcony railings: create a spilling green screen
Green walls: part of a plant wall design
Planters on a rail: spilling over the edge
Tall cabinets: add life to the kitchen or living room
Ornamental stairs: a potted plant is placed on each step
Macrame: Hanging with braided ropes - very fashionable

☀️ Which spills where?

For full sun: Spherical savoy, dichondra, spreading petunia
For partial shade: Yarrow, Boston fern, ivy
For shade: Pothos, fern, philodendron
For: Yerka, Pothos, Saviun Kadouri
For the balcony: dichondra, savyon, vine
For the garden: vine, ivy, white soapwort
For beginners: Photus, Yerka, Sevion Kadouri
For those who forget to water: succulents spill

💧 Basic spill treatment

Watering: Check if the soil is dry before watering.
Drainage: A pot with a drainage hole - critical!
Lighting: Adapt the plant to the location
Pruning: Trim edges to encourage density
Cleaning: Remove dry leaves occasionally
Fertilization: Diluted liquid fertilizer once a month in summer
Rotation: Rotate for even growth
Spraying: Moisture on the leaves for ferns

🔧 Common problems and solutions

Yellow leaves: usually overwatering - reduce
Brown edges: dry air - spray or move away from air conditioner
Sparse growth: lack of light - move closer to the window
Leaves falling: sudden change or stress - stabilize conditions
"Icy" look: trim the edges to encourage density
Aphids: Spray with soap and water or a natural pesticide.
Loose leaves: Need watering - check soil
Slow growth: fertilize or move to a larger pot

📋 General specifications

Category: Spilled plants
Type: Perennial
Location: Home, Balcony, Garden
Lighting: Varies depending on plant type
Watering: Moderate - depending on the type of plant
Chain length: from 30 cm to 2+ meters
Growing difficulty: easy to moderate
Uses: Hanging, shelves, planters, green walls

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Spilling plants - a beautiful green waterfall that upgrades any space!

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Tip from the nursery

A winning combination: Plant several different succulents in one planter - for example, green yarrow with silver dichondra and spherical sabion. The combination of different textures and shades creates a rich and impressive look! Hanging tip: Make sure the hanging planter is accessible for watering - or use a planter with a self-watering mechanism.