Vining succulent plants

If you are looking for the Best Trailing Succulents For Hanging Baskets then this list is all you ever need! We have the best ones!

Got a Hoya putting out a looong vine with no leaves, or just teeny tiny leaves? Put down your snips. This is usually a sign they want up! Once that vine finds a better location with the conditions they’re searching for, they’ll usually shift their focus back to growing leaves again. But how you trellis them makes all t

Dischidia nummularia (String of Nickels) is a creeping plant with slender, twining stems and disk-shaped leaves with a tiny sharp point ...

Crassula Rupestris (baby necklace vine) star-shaped flowers, multi-branched thick leaves merge at the base like threaded on the stem. [CARE DETAILS]

Crassula marnieriana. I love that the Swedish common name for this is "troll necklace"!

Have you ever said, “I love hanging succulents — but mine always die.” Or maybe you fall in love with a hanging succulent on Instagram or Pinterest, but can never find the plant to grow? Let's change all that! Read about 12 great hanging succulents that are easy to source, and learn how to grow them! #hangingsucculents #trailingsucculents #succulentsthathang #hangingsucculentplants

String of dolphins is a cute, easy care succulent vine. Like the other string of things plants, it makes an eclectic and adorable indoor plant year round. The Dolphin plant has lots of visual interest.

The brown-edged, blue-green, fuzzy foliage of the panda plant is a striking addition to indoor succulent collections. Learn how to grow it now!

This beaded succulent is unique, but easy to tame. Our string of pearls care guide has everything you need to know about watering, propagation, and more.

With heart-shaped leaves and extra-long vines, string of hearts is the Rapunzel of houseplants. Learn how to grow and care for it now on Gardener’s Path.