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Vertical Hanging Indoor Planter

Written by Janel Hutton

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Hi there! Janel here from NellieBellie. Are you ready for a great tip for getting clean air and pretty plants in the same project? Well, you are in luck because that is exactly what we have for you today. (cue applause) Did you know that certain plants have the ability to purify the air? What?!? So today’s project is a space saver, air purifier, and beautifying project. (cue more applause)

Vertical indoor hanging Planter

This is our vertical hanging indoor planter in operation. Hanging on our office’s closet door holding beautiful air purifiers! Do you want your own? Well, this is fast and easy!

  vertical planter materials

How to Create a Hanging Indoor Planter

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Materials:

  • over door shoe organizer (you’ll want a plastic one!)
  • outdoor ModPodge (or clear shipping tape)
  • soil
  • plants

vertical plant holder modpodge

Step 1.

The first thing you need to do is make your organizer water tight so that you won’t have drips of water all over your floor everytime you water your plants. We covered the back of our organizer in multiple layers of outdoor ModPodge to make it watertight. Using clear shipping tape would be another great option. Either way, you want to be sure that your organizer won’t seep water.

vertical plant hanger filling.

Step 2.

Fill your pockets with soil and plants (a list of some purifying plants is at the bottom of this post!). This could get a bit messy, cover your floor, and be ready with a vacuum. Think about if you are going to fill every pocket or leave a few empty. (we left many empty to clip photo’s to the front of. we think that is kind of cool!)

vertical plant hanger clipping

Step 3.

Vacuum your mess, hang your new hanger on the door, and clip photo’s to it (if you so choose!). Now, if you use a vine you can use clothes hangers to help that vine “climb” your hanger.

Create a Vertical Indoor Hanging Planter #remodelaholic

Some plants that purify the air:

  • Spider Plants
  • English Ivy
  • Aloe
  • Gerber daisy
  • Snake Plant
  • Golden Pothos
  • Chinese evergreen
  • Heart leaf philodendron

We hope you find this space-saving little project useful to your home! Stop by nelliebellie.com for great tips, ideas, and recipes when you get a chance! Our site is always open (well, of course, it’s a website :))

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Add some greenery to your space with a DIY cement planter 

or check out these ideas for small-space renter-friendly gardening

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Published: April 24, 2014Filed Under: Contributor, Decorate, Gardening, How To, Informative Tagged: Contributors, gardening, planter, Plants, renter friendly decor

About Janel Hutton

Hello! I'm Janel...glitter-lover, chocolate-inhaler, giggle-inducer and gold fanatic. My goal is to inspire others to infuse their home with love and laughter through creative projects that are easy on the budget, time, and skills. I'm all about simple ways to make a glorious life...with a little glitter and gold thrown in for good measure! Find me at Nellie Bellie.


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Comments

  1. Jade says

    April 24, 2014 at 6:30 am

    Did you choose plants that didn’t need a lot of sunshine? The doors that I could potentially do this project on probably don’t have the adequate amount of sun for plants to really thrive, but I’m wondering if there are plants that maybe don’t need as much sun? Interested to know your thoughts!

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    • Judie Pickett says

      January 4, 2016 at 1:20 pm

      Could this be used as easily as an herb garden?

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  2. Jeanelle Majcen says

    June 26, 2016 at 5:24 pm

    This is such a great idea! I would make one for plants and one for an herb garden! This page first freaked me out because my name is the same name as yours except I spell my name Jeanelle and I have been called nelliebellie since I was a child! WHOA!

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  3. Pamela says

    July 31, 2016 at 12:06 pm

    Couldn’t this idea be used in the kitchen for herbs?

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    • Cass says

      August 1, 2016 at 9:04 pm

      I bet it could!

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  4. Laurie says

    February 8, 2018 at 8:38 am

    Im a bit concerned that the plastic would hold too much heat if ouside in sun. But prefect for inside non-direct sun!

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  5. Ivory says

    September 1, 2018 at 10:41 pm

    I love this idea. Thanks for sharing

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