Beautiful Golden Houseplants for Hanging Baskets

 11 Houseplants for Hanging Baskets



You're looking for the best golden houseplants for hanging baskets to add warmth and color to your plant collection. Producing eye-catching, hanging leaves, they look especially stunning when grown in hanging baskets to add natural beauty to any space in your home. They pair well with colorful patterns to enhance all your living spaces, such as patios, balconies, and gardens. From the popular Golden Pothos to the unique Okon Sedum, each of these plants has its own unique look and growing needs. We provide helpful tips on how to care for each plant, including light and water requirements, soil preferences, and more. Whether you're a seasoned houseplant enthusiast or a beginner, you'll find something you'll love in this collection. Read on to learn more about their information!


1 Wax Plant


Let's give your living space plenty of bright indirect light to enjoy the wonderful shade of golden green.


2 Golden Pothos



Golden pothos is stunning when hung in hanging baskets bearing pale green-yellow leaves. It grows easily and prefers shade.


3 Gold Turtle Vine 


Golden tortoise vine is a slow-growing plant that displays brilliant green-yellow leaves. Give this plant good sunlight to see its prominent golden color.


4 Baby Sun Rose



Baby Sun Rose belongs to the succulent family. It opens with heart-shaped leaves that are green in color with yellow edges. Also, the red-pink flowers with a yellow center make this plant even more special.


5 Ogon Sedum 


Ogon Sedum produces beautiful lime-yellow leaves and star-shaped yellow-green flowers, making it one of the best-hanging basket plants. To grow happily, place it in a location with lots of sunlight.


6 Philodendron Selloum Golden



This plant grows with large and drooping leaves with yellow color. It is also perfect for removing harmful toxins from the air.


7 Golden Sedum


Producing brilliant golden-yellow, needle-like leaves and displaying clusters of yellow flowers, this plant looks great in hanging baskets.


8 Variegated Teardrop Peperomia


Variegated Peperomia is an easy-care plant and makes an excellent hanging basket plant. It displays red stems matched with yellow-light-green leaves.



9 Creeping Jenny 


Creeping Jenny is famous for its coin-shaped leaves, so this plant is an excellent candidate for hanging baskets. Place in full sun for the best yellow shade.


10 Golden Boston Fern



Golden Boston Fern is a large plant with chartreuse-gold foliage. It helps grow in part sunlight.


11 Little Missy Sedum


For more than just yellow, Little Missy Sedum is what you're looking for. It comes in green, pink, and yellow colors.

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