Plant hanger Frog

• Home delivery throughout Belgium
• Collection in Leuven possible
• A real gem for the living room
• Lifelong help for all your plant questions

The Frog Plant Hanger is a real eye-catcher for any houseplant lover. This sturdy ceramic design, shaped like a cheerful frog, keeps your favorite hanging plant securely in place. Thanks to the practical hook, you can easily attach it to a ceiling hook or plant stand. Pair it with a vibrant green plant from our hanging plant collection and create a vibrant jungle in your home. Order your Frog Plant Hanger today and give your interior a playful twist.

How to Care for a Hanging Frog

Watering the Hanging Frog

Water your hanging plant in the Frog Plant Hanger regularly, but avoid allowing the pot to remain too wet. Allow excess water to drain through a small hole in the inner pot, or use hydroponic clays such as the potting soil accessory . Too much water can cause root rot, while too little water results in wilting and dry leaves. Check the moisture weekly by pressing your finger one to two centimeters into the potting soil.

Light and location for the Hanging Frog

Place the Frog Hanging Plant in a location with bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can cause burnt leaves and discolored leaf edges. A spot near an east- or west-facing window is ideal to provide plenty of soft daylight. Avoid dark corners; many hanging plants, such as pothos or scindapsus , thrive in at least three hours of diffused daylight per day.

Common problems

Yellow leaves

Yellow leaves often indicate either too much or too little water. Soil that's too wet can cause root rot, while potting soil that's too dry can cause the plant to dry out. Adjust watering and ensure the pot drains well.

Drops under the pot

Damp drops under the pot can indicate overwatering or a clogged drainage hole. Check if the inner pot has a drainage hole and allow excess water to drain. Consider using a small amount of Leca balls at the bottom to retain water without becoming soggy.

Unwanted critters

Spider mites, mealybugs, or fungus gnats can attack your hanging plant. Regularly inspect the undersides of leaves and the potting soil. Treat with a natural spray or use sticky traps for fungus gnats for a simple solution.

Roots coming out from the bottom

When roots grow out the bottom of the pot, it's time to repot. Choose a slightly larger pot from our pots-for-houseplants collection. This will give the plant more space and prevent root suffocation.

Brown edges on leaves

Brown edges are often caused by dry air or irregular watering. Increase the humidity with a plant sprayer or humidifier. For example, place a moss stick in the pot or place a bowl of water near the plant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Plant Hanger Frog poisonous?

The ceramic Frog Plant Hanger itself is non-toxic and contains no harmful substances. It's safe for children and pets. Be mindful of which plant you put in it; choose non-toxic plants from our non-toxic houseplants-safe-for-pets collection if you have young children or pets.

What different types of hanging plants can you choose from?

There is a wide selection of hanging plants that combine perfectly with the Frog Plant Hanger:

• Epipremnum pinnatum Aureum ( golden pothos )
• Scindapsus pictus ( scindapsus-pictus-kopen )
• Dischidia Pectenoides ( dischidia-pectenoides )
• Tradescantia Nanouk ( tradescantia-nanouk )
• Senecio Rowleyanus ( pea plant )
• Pothos pictus ( pothos pictus )
• Monstera Minima ( monstera minima )

Discover even more hanging plants in our hanging plant collection for a lush green atmosphere.

Order your Frog Plant Hanger now and transform any room into a botanical paradise. With our fast delivery in Belgium and the option to pick it up in Leuven, you'll have your new eye-catcher in no time.