Chlorophytum (spider plant) — it’s one of the most adaptable and easy-to-grow houseplants. It bears this name because of its spider-like offshoots, or spiderettes, which dangle down from the parent plant like spiders on a web. Spider plants can be grown as hanging or trailing plants in baskets or pots. They will survive for a long time in less-than-ideal light conditions, including artificial light. Make sure to water it regularly to prevent the soil from drying out.
Ivy — this is a plant that can be placed like a vine. It’s adaptable and grows well in dim or medium light. It has to dry completely between the times you water it.
Tradescantia — it has unusual, variegated leaves in green, purple, and silver. It has a trailing habit, so it looks great in a hanging planter or on a shelf. It does best in a warm spot out of direct sunshine. It does well in shade but may lose its leaf variegation.

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