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A plant hanger isn't just an accessory: it transforms any room into a green oasis. This Monkey Plant Hanger combines a playful design with robust materials. The monkey provides a sturdy base for your hanging plant and immediately draws attention. Thanks to its high-quality finish, you'll enjoy years of enjoyment.
With the Monkey Plant Hanger, you'll bring a unique showpiece into your home. The durable metal is rust-resistant and suitable for both indoor and covered outdoor spaces. Whether you pair it with a lush Monstera Minima or an air-purifying Pothos Pictus , this design element will elevate your interior. Want to discover other hanging plants? Browse our collection for even more inspiration.
How to Care for a Monkey Plant Hanger
Watering the Monkey Plant Hanger
Proper watering keeps your hanging plant healthy in the Monkey Plant Hanger. Let the top layer of soil dry slightly before watering again. Water in small amounts rather than in one large quantity. This prevents root rot and preserves the structure of the potting soil. If necessary, use an Elho 1.5L watering can for a focused stream.
Light requirements of Plant Hanger Monkey
Provide bright, indirect light around your plant hanger. Direct sunlight can heat the pot and metal and burn the leaves. A spot near an east- or west-facing window is ideal. Is the sunlight bright? Use a light hanging plant like the pancake plant and rotate the hanger to ensure even light.
Common problems and solutions
Yellow leaves
Yellow leaves are often a warning sign of overwatering or insufficient light. Check the moisture level of the potting soil with your finger. Adjust the watering and move the plant hanger a little closer to the window. Also read our tips in the article "What to do about root rot ?"
Dripping plant
If too much water remains, the hanger may drip. Ensure the pot always drains well. Consider adding hydroponic clay pebbles to the bottom for extra drainage. For the best results, see our LECA hydroponic clay pebbles .
Plagues
Spider mites, thrips, and scale insects sometimes thrive in hanging plants. Regularly inspect under the leaves. For a light infestation, treating with our sticky traps against fungus gnats or a gentle soaking is sufficient. For persistent pests, consider using a plant life support spray.
Roots growing out of the pot
Some hanging plants can easily use your Monkey Plant Hanger as a climbing aid. Long roots can grow out of the pot. Prune lightly, repot every 1–2 years, and add fresh potting soil for aroids . This will keep your plant healthy and the hanger secure.
Brown edges on the leaves
Brown leaf edges often indicate low humidity or drafts. Don't place the hanging plant too close to radiators or vents. Increase the humidity by placing a plant sprayer or moss stick nearby. Regular misting keeps the leaves supple.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Plant Hanger Monkey poisonous?
The Monkey Plant Hanger itself is made of powder-coated metal and is non-toxic to humans or animals. Be mindful of which plant you choose; choose a non-toxic hanging plant from our pet-safe collection if you have cats or dogs.
Which types of hanging plants fit into this family?
In the same hanging plant category you will find, among other things:
- Monstera Minima ( link )
- Dischidia Pectenoides ( link )
- Pancake plant ( link )
- Epipremnum pinnatum 'Aureum' ( link )
- Senecio Rowleyanus (Pea Plant) ( link )
- Senecio Peregrinus (Dolphin Plant) ( link )
- Tradescantia Nanouk ( link )
Want to learn more about hanging plants? Discover our tips in the blog post "How to Care for Pothos ."
With the Monkey Plant Hanger, you'll showcase not only your wall but also your plants. Pair it with a trendy pot from our houseplant collection and enjoy a fresh, playful atmosphere in your home. Order today and enjoy free shipping in Belgium!
