Trailing & vining plants

Pothos is the forgiving, trailing friend that thrives on neglect. Low light, irregular water, and the occasional trim — it'll happily vine across your shelf for years.

A classic trailing beauty with heart-shaped leaves and an easygoing nature. Like a pothos with softer, greener foliage — it vines happily and forgives a missed watering.

Arching striped leaves and little baby plantlets on long stems. The spider plant is pet-safe, fast-growing, and almost embarrassingly easy to multiply.

A pet-safe favorite with vibrant lime-green leaves marked with dark green spots and red veins. The Lemon Lime Prayer Plant folds its leaves up at night like hands in prayer — a charming, low-light-tolerant houseplant.

Lobed, variegated leaves on vining stems that trail and climb. English ivy is graceful and fast — it just wants bright-ish light, cool air, and not to dry out completely.

Thick, waxy leaves on long vining stems — and clusters of star-shaped flowers if you're patient. The wax plant (Hoya) is pet-safe, trailing, and forgives a missed watering thanks to its succulent-like leaves.

Cascading strands of small, round green beads that spill over the edge of a pot like a living necklace. String of pearls is a trailing succulent — it wants bright light and to dry out between waterings, and it looks stunning in a hanging planter.