If you’re looking for a unique and versatile houseplant, Muehlenbeckia, often called the Creeping Wire Vine, is a great choice. With its thin, wiry stems and small round leaves, this plant adds an airy, whimsical texture to any indoor garden.
This native of New Zealand is considered a divaricate, which means branching and very accurately describes how this plant grows. Its slender stems interlace and will “creep’ over other objects – including other plants! This makes it perfect for hanging planters or growing up a trellis. You can even train it to grow over a wire frame to create an indoor topiary.
How to Keep Your Wire Vine Happy
Light – Indoors, this plant prefers bright, indirect light.
Water – Keep your plant moist and water thoroughly when the first inch of soil become dry.
Soil – This plant need well-draining soil.