Climbing plants transform your apartment into a tropical rainforest
With its beautiful growth habit and varied care, there is a climbing plant for almost everyone, whether you are looking for a fast-growing climbing plant for a sunny corner or a climbing plant in the shade.
Care
To get the most out of your climbing plants, we recommend providing them with a stable plant support and a nutritious, well-drained soil. Many indoor climbing plants thrive in indirect light, but some varieties can tolerate shade and others direct sun. If grown without support, they often hang down like vines and can be placed in hanging baskets.
Which climbing plant is right for you?
Unusual & common climbing plants
Our climbing plants include both exotic plants and classics such as golden vine, philodendron , silver vine, porcelain flower and vanilla orchid , as well as the slightly more unusual options such as passion fruit and arrowhead vine .
For those who love green plants indoors, climbing calla and syngonium are perfect choices. They are very Easy-care indoor green plants that quickly dress up a wall, growing shelf or a plant support like a moss pole.
If you're looking for something with a little more character, a fragrant climbing plant like porcelain flower can be an easy-care and fun option. For a more tropical look, look at philodendron or anthurium , both of which are exotic plants with beautiful leaves.
climbing plants in sunny locations:
Passion fruit is an excellent choice with its exotic flowers and tropical fruits. Hoya (porcelain flower) and fragrant vine are flowering climbing plants in pots that smell lovely and thrive in the sun.
Climbing plants for shade:
For shadier locations, silver vine and golden vine act as hardy climbers and can adapt to different light levels. These are perfect for those looking for plants that thrive in shade and are easy to care for.
Fast-growing varieties
If you want to fill a space quickly, choose a fast-growing climbing plant that can cover a window or corner in no time, like climbing ficus.
An affordable way to start is to explore our range of cheap plants online , where you will find both cheap climbing plants and more unusual varieties. Buy climbing plants online!













