Get into the habit of touching the soil to test for moisture, and water less in winter when plants are resting. In spring, summer and early fall, fertilize hanging plants with a houseplant fertilizer by following the label directions. Pruning is the secret to long life for hanging plants. Selective trimming of stems keeps plants shapely and compact. Sometimes a severe 'haircut' is called for to rejuvenate an overgrown plant.
Routine maintenance includes removing any yellow leaves and snipping out old stems.
Many hanging houseplants benefit from a vacation outdoors in summer. Hang them out of direct sunlight in a spot that is protected from strong winds. Remember to inspect them for pests before bringing them back indoors. Although hanging plants can require a bit more care, they more than compensate by adorning our home with their gracefully trailing foliage. Orange to red flowers on long trailing stems.