Here are some Clever Plant Hanging Hacks that Won’t Damage Your Ceiling or Wall! Decorate your home with style using your green friends!
Drilling holes in the wall or ceiling to hang plants can make them look ugly. So, is there any alternative? Yes! Many! Check out these Clever Plant Hanging Hacks that Won’t Damage Your Ceiling or Wall!
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Clever Plant Hanging Hacks that Won’t Damage Your Ceiling or Wall
1. Floating Shelves
Using a floating shelf is an excellent way to hang your plants and add that beautiful charm to the house. You can choose to hang the plants and containers in front of a bright, sunny window that would allow them to receive enough sunlight.
You can use either a magnetic hook or an adhesive one to avoid drilling into your wall and ceiling.
Here are some awesome plant shelf ideas
2. Magnetic Hooks
Magnetic hooks are considered to be able to hold anything weighing between 20-100 pounds. You can attach the hook to a metal fixture or an air vent to hang in your favorite houseplants inside your home.
Use a loop to place the plants in a hanging basket.
3. Macrame Plant Holders
Macrame plant holders could also be a great option for many as it not only saves you the trouble of putting holes in your walls or ceilings but also adds a uniqueness to your home!
Check out the most amazing Macrame plant hanger ideas here
4. Adhesive Hook
Adhesive hooks are a perfect solution to your ceiling as they are also adjustable. You can buy some online or from the nearest hardware store.
After you get the hooks, peel off the back of the sticky part, hang from the ceiling and hang the pot using a twine.
5. Tension Rods
When you cannot attach a magnet, you can use tension rods. You can check out this inexpensive and damage-free option and purchase some online or from a hardware store. These rods are usually used for hanging curtains, clothes, or even dividing rooms but hanging plants work just fine.
It comes in handy for most places where attaching an adhesive hook or magnetic one is just not an option.
6. Put a Coat Rack to Use
It is another creative idea to use a coat rack that is lying around to hang your plants from. It not only looks amazing but also saves you the trouble of punching holes in the wall. You can even use some planters with loops to hook them onto the coat rack extensions.
7. Suction Cup Hangers
Suction cup hangers are a perfect option for hanging plants. These cups are best for smooth surfaces and it is safe to use them as it does not require making any holes anywhere.
Use them on glass windows for the best display!
8. Clothing Rack Vertical Garden
Creatively use a clothing rack to make a vertical garden and hang beautiful plants from the rods on the top of the rack. It is a great way to repurpose a used clothing rack and avoid drilling holes in your home.
9. S-Hooks
Use S-hooks to hang planters on railings or any part of the house and avoid drilling anymore around to hang plants.
10. Use an Old Metallic Rack
If you have an old hanging rack then use it to hang pots. This can also save a lot of effort and help you avoid damaging your walls by drilling.
11. Sturdy Decorative Branch
Another great option to hang plants is by trying to create a boho eclectic style. It could be achieved by placing many plants at home using a sturdy decorative branch and a bit of string or chain.
12. Pegboards
Pegboards are a cheap and clean way to display plants at home. The best part is, you can transform the look of any boring wall at home with them. They can be stuck on the wall using double-sided tapes, too.
Many of these still need holes drilled to hang. Pegboard? If you already have one, great, otherwise you have to drill.
Twig, what’s holding the twig in place? How many people realistically can get to their ac vent?
I agree-many of these require making holes where you plan on putting the plant(s). And some of the ideas like the coat rack are listed twice so there aren’t as many ideas really.
So many lovely ideas!