10 More Trailing Houseplants 

No Plant Of The Week video this week but please enjoy this standard upload instead!

can we get a video of your fave "woodland" vibe plants?

Trailing plants are my absolute favorite, I also love my peperomia ruby cascade.

I love your taco-test-method! I use it for my peperomia ruby cascade and my string of hearts, makes it so much easier now to know when they need water :D

I freaking love you! Your whole vibe and knowledge floors me! Your vids have been making my days since I found them. Thank you!

I need more windows!

The man is an inspiration.... and a smile. Thank you. The houseplants population in my apt. is burgeoning! I’m so happy!

I have recently found you and I’m so glad! Love your videos and your sweet personality! ❤️

omg i recently got a baby plant for $6 and thanks to you i now know it’s a variegated ruby cascade!! thank u!!!!!

These tend to be my favorite for my kitchen, sunroom and living room.

Being a plant a Nick's sounds like more fun than selfisolation.

Omg i love trailing plants! Thank you sm! I already bought a string of hearts and a golden pothos. But i definitely need a cebu blue too! Keep up, love your Content!

Cissus used to be SUCH a popular house plant in Poland in the 1970s/1980s : EVERYBODY had one, along with a monstera deliciosa and a boston fern ,and now I can't find it in plant shops. I really regret that as I remember the one my grandma had grew like crazy ☺ and was very easy to propagate. Love your videos, thanks for sharing: you took my mind off the grim reality around...Stay safe 💙

Nick you just made my wish list crazy long, not good! Your plants are so healthy and beautiful, I need those hoyas! Thanks for sharing your collection and knowledge!

Ahh I really love the look of the cebu blue I hope i'm able to get one eventually

Loved these. Thanks.

Love the "cebu blue"! 😍 Definitely at the top of our wish-list.

Nick keep the good work up !!! Your extra tips on plant care in your videos help me out alot ..thank you 🌿🍃

Hi Nick, Thank you for this video! You content makes my quarantine so much more bearable 😌

I looove my siltepecana! I also got mine from Steve's Leaves, and I had it trailing up the outside of my fireplace. It grew incredibly fast. When I recieved it in the end of May it was around 7 or 8 inches long and by October it had reached nearly 3 feet.

Love you! So much great info!!!

I love your videos Nick. You always deliver fabulous content. Love your hanging plant selection. 🌿☘️🌱🌵🌸💗

Love all your trailing plants ❤️

Always love your videos! I am getting a rhipsalis pilocarpa this week and it was great to see another specimen 🤗

I so love watching your face when you talk about your favourite plants xxxx😍😍😍

I loved my Ruby Cascade! Gave it to a colleague in an office plant swap a year ago. I’m sure it’s still doing great because they’re just so easy. They really do grow so fast.

beautiful plants, beautiful man

I have a large Cebu Blue and I love love love it, I have taken many cuttings from it and it is trailing a lot. I also have a Hoya Pubicalyx and I decide to put a tripod of bamboo sticks in mine and it is growing up around them like crazy, love love love her as well. The Hoya Wyetii is on my wish list. I do have the Peperomia Ruby cascade and mine is a crazy grower, it was originally in a 4 inch pot and it has doubled in size and has three foot long trails all over it and it is so much fun. I agree with you on the Rhipsalis, I have two and they are so tough and pretty easy to grow if you give it the right conditions. Thanks so much Nick for this video, I love trailing plants so much and love how they grab onto things or just spill over the edge of the pot, it makes them so unique, I recently got a Cissus Rotundifolia, and love that it reminds me of an ivy without the problems that come with growing ivy's. Stay safe and healthy and I will see you soon, sending hugs and love, bye for now.

These are SO beautiful!!!!

I'm so happy to see these not-so-regular trailing plants! People usually recommend smth more...usual? Haha

With all the craziness that surrounds us right now, it is comforting to have a presentation from you. It helps me relax and exhale. Thanks Nick😊👍😁🤩

That Tetrastigma reminded me of the Parthenocissus in my garden, so not surprised to hear it's a close relative!

Wow the undersides of the Ruby Cascade! I knew they were red, but like that is absolutely gorgeous

When you can’t go out go up! I love trailing plants they add such a jungle vibe

Oh, and my Rhipsalis grows like crazy in my son's room [ the area of total plant neglect] and BLOOMS occassionally with lovely starshaped flowers that last a day od two. A perfect plant!!!

I have a pelonia that I got in a 2" terrarium section for $2. I love it and it gets the most compliments on my living room collection, even right next to my Congo Rojo. People are just drawn to a healthy pelonia.

Hi Nick, I was very surprised to see you have a Tetrastigma( Chestnut Vine) they are extremely rare to find, I bought a small cutting of one from EBay 3 years ago and find it extremely slow growing, mine has probably produced about 3 leaves in that time and so I’d be very interested in any updates about how yours is growing. Thanks very much and stay safe!👍🏻

I have been trying to find ruby cascade and cebu blue for months! Definitely see why they’re so popular. 😂

Loved this 🌿

This waa a great video! My favorite of my own is my scinpadsus pictus exotica. She is hanging 2 feet now That last one you showed was unique and cool

I love it when you talk to your plants 🌱😂

Great video. Please stay healthy.

Thank you for this, I had to come back and review what you said about the Tetrastima voinierianum. I just got one and when I opened the box, the greenhouse put a note on my receipt that it is not a container plant....and I was sure I had seen at least one person do well with it in a pot, indoors. So, I wanted to see how you successfully cared for yours.

I love my tetrastigma so much. It had a bad case of spidermites, so I got it at a discount from the greenhouse about 2 months ago. After treating for spidermites, it has sent out vines and grown over 10 feet already! It does have an issue that a few leaves will suddenly grow larger, get chlorosis on the edges, then drop. I would love it if you did a video giving more detailed care for tetrastigmas as I haven't found one yet that really goes in depth about care/problems that could arise.

I currently have 12 hanging plants in my house my favorite is a spider with babies hanging from it

You're so right about the Pellionia repens. I have one and it's SHOCKINGLY great. So pretty and I do nothing for it, but i've already had to split it into two pot because it just keeps growing like crazy and it outgrew the wall planter I bought it for. Couldn't recommend it more highly.

❤thank YOU Great video

Done watching❤happiness in leaf vlog

Definitely going to get my hands on a pellionia reopens! Oh my 🤩 my monstera siltepecana I got my Steve’s leaves last month is one of my new favorites! It is constantly putting out new leaves and the veins on it look so pretty in the sunlight

Nick, what is the best trailing houseplant for a low light space? Newish sub here. Thanks for all the advice and plant content. x

I have never before seen pseudohipsalis ramulosa, but I paused your video, found a site where I could order one, did so, and came back to finish watching. Thanks for your videos. I look forward to seeing each one. As I am homebound (even before covid-19), perusing plant shops can now only be done online. Your flat seems a wondrous place.

Great video!.!!!

do you do bonsai? I would love to see a video on some easy to care for bonsai. thanks!

so cute

Your Pink Princess Philodendron seems to have recovered and doing well, I noticed in the background. Update and comparison/ new care advice content

Was going to say 'hey that looks like my grape ivy!' Just as you said what is closely related to. 🙂

You have the cebu blue in the original trailing houseplant video too. I don’t blame you, it’s a great plant.

Love trailing plants! Still looking for a Cebu blue and Hoya wayetii☺️ and a bigger apartment haha

More wishlist plants..yay! Nick what do you top dress your soil with? I see larger white looking rocks. I never noticed...do you usually top dress and if so, what do you recommend? I use perlite in my soil. Always a pleasure watching your videos. I used to be terrified of trailing plants because of pests. I am growing my 1st ones from 4inch (pothos, philadendron and tradescantia zebrina) so I know what's underneath😁😂.

Yayyy...For Your Cebu Blue Taking The #1 Spot!!! #ToAllThePlantLoversOutThere #KeepCalmAndGrowCebuBlues!!!

I'm addicted to jungle cactus now....

Omg ty love your videos..got a question what is the lighting behind you

Lol I literally clapped at my computer screen when you whipped out that Tetrastigma. Mine is fast becoming my favorite plant and it's completely exploded since moving into spring. I'm jealous of that Ruby Cascade since I killed mine D;

Uhhhh I’m so jealous 🥰🥰

When you do the taco test and the leaf doesn’t fold but the soil is super dry do you still not water?

what is the best way to propagate a the chestnut vine? Mine is so big I have no place to put it anymore?

Thanks for presenting your gorgeous plants, Nick! Try actually to establish a Tetrastigma cutting, too. Try out sphagnum moss. But it lost recently all its foliage... Any idea for help? How big was your cutting at beginning?

How often do you change out your substrate? Even if you’re not repotting?

I'm enjoying plants that have the dark maroon on underside of leaf, like ruby red. Calathea with gorgeous marking then dark underside. The dark underside create interest and depth

Ugh I want all the peperomia trailing plants!

Next up; ten trailing houseplants for wall mounts! 😅 ... actually you should make that video 🤔

I keep wondering if you’re ever going to show off your wall of plants behind you on camera. The trailing plant just over your left shoulder isn’t on the trellis, it’s hanging by itself on the next wall over in a white macramé pot holder. I keep thinking it’s a grape ivy, which I almost never see anymore anywhere. But I really can’t see it well enough to verify whether or not it’s a grape ivy. Does anyone know what it is? Thanks a bunch for your show. I’m really enjoying it and learning a bunch about plants. Thanks too for using their proper (Latin) names.

Get a Hoya bella! They flower and flower and flower. :)

I need all the trailing plants 😭

You are the best Nick! Thanks for this! ???? One question: Can you share a credible resource for identifying Peperomias? I have 9 different, and I have spent more than 3 hours looking through different websites to identifying them.. At one point I felt so sure, that I succeded..minutes later other websites ID's differently. I've learned that the same plants willhave several names and... nevermind. Its late, and I am confused and exhausted; geeking out while living in isolation is hard work! LOL. I need your help.

Does anyone know if #6 commonly a watermelon begonia? I know they trail, they look VERY similar if it’s not…same variegated pattern and leaf shape if I’m not mistaken.

You really do have a wonderful relationship with your plants, Nick. No parent, though, would admit to having their favourites. Darryl

Talk about imposter plants! That peperomia looks like the watermelon dischidia

I have a Kentiana! It looks different than that one.

Are their any plants in the rhipsalis family that grow up right?

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Ok you sold me on the pellionia reopens. Don’t all monsteras like to dry out?

pellionia is awesome not sure why they aren't popular

I know it's terribly immodest of me to boast about my own maturity, but I giggled at "pubicalyx."

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rhipsalis berries taste similar to dragonfruit!

Hey Nick, I love your videos; they’re very informative. However, the Pothos is a climbing plant, much like the philodendron. Remember when you went to Florida and saw that 6’ tall golden pothos? Pothos is not a trailing plant.

I once saw a 6 inch pelliona repens for $30 and it was not in good shape 😳 so I’ve been turned off of them. If I ever see any more they tend to not look healthy ☹️.

I got my Cebu blue in an 8inch hanging basket last summer in Walmart for $14