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The Hottest New Plant On Instagram Is Incredibly Easy To Care For

Let’s hear it for the hoya.
Hoya plant in a macramé hanging basket on a pink floral wallpaper background. Photo, Erik Putz. Styling, Stephanie Han Kim.

Move over, monstera. The latest It plant to pop up on our radar is the hoya, which comes in an array of colours and patterns. Our favourite, the Hoya carnosa “Krimson Queen,” has a striking mix of green and pink foliage. “It’s great for people who are starting out—it’s hardy and doesn’t require a lot of attention,” says Lisa Muñoz, founder of New York–based interior plant design company Leaf and June.

Below, we've rounded up a few stylish hanging planters to accessorize your new plant.

Freefille

Macramé plant hanger, from $54, etsy.com.

Freefille macramé plant hanger

Maison Simons small hanging planter

Small hanging planter, $10, simons.ca.

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Maison Simons small hanging planter

Anthropologie

Terrazzo dome hanging planter, $96, anthropologie.com.

Anthropologie terrazzo dome hanging planter,

Urban Outfitters

Woven hanging planter, $59, urbanoutfitters.com.

Urban Outfitters

Ikea

SKURAR hanging planter, $8, ikea.com.

Ikea Skurar hanging planter

Orren Ellis

Iron hanging planter set, $87, wayfair.ca.

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Orren Ellis Engelman 2-Piece Iron Hanging Planter Set

M Forioso

Leather plant hangers, $55 for 2, simons.ca.

M Forioso leather hanging planter

Indressme

Macramé plant hanger, $13, amazon.ca.

Indressme macramé hanger

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