10 Indoor Vines You Can Grow For Fragrance

We have some beautiful Indoor Vines You Can Grow for Fragrance that can add a lot of appeal to the rooms with a pleasing aroma!

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Indoor Vines You Can Grow for Fragrance

One thing to note while growing flowering vines on this list is the sunlight. If you want the flowers to bloom abundantly, make sure the plant receives 2-3 hours of direct light every day. Training them on a south-facing window will be the best bet!

1. Madagascar Jasmine

Botanical Name: Stephanotis floribunda

This slow-growing vine showcases starry white blooms with a waxy texture and releases an appealing floral fragrance. Avoid keeping it in direct sunlight.

Here are the best types of Jasmines you can grow

2. Hindu Rope Plant

Botanical Name: Hoya carnosa

The green waxy leaves, with a cluster of umbrella-shaped blooms, are popular for their sweet vanilla to fresh citrusy fragrance. It does well in humid conditions.

3. White Jasmine

Botanical Name: Jasminum polyanthum

Popular for its mind-blowing fragrance, this beautiful vine prefers a sunny spot in your home. You can train it beautifully on a well-lit window.

Have a look at Jasmine plant benefits here

4. Sampaguita

Botanical Name: Jasminum sambac

This shrubby vine produces soft, pure-white aromatic flowers all year round. It prefers sunny locations and evenly moist soil. Go for its climbing version.

5. Betel Leaf Plant

Botanical Name: Piper betel

This fragrant vine from the pepper family has many culinary and medicinal uses. The waxy green, heart-shaped leaves emit a cool peppery scent when crushed.

Check out our article for growing betel leaf plant here

6. Passion Flower

Botanical Name: Passiflora incarnata

This tropical vine is quite easy to care for and looks magnificent with fragrant flowering vines that make a lovely tropical setting. Grow it in a room with a balcony so that the plant can get bright sunlight.

7. Princess of the Night

Botanical Name: Selenicereus pteranthus

This cactus is a perennial leafless epiphyte that blooms fragrant, trumpet-shaped white or pale cream flowers in the night!

Check out more flowering cactus plants here

8. Garlic Creeper

Botanical Name: Mansoa alliacea

If you want glorious tri-color fragrant blooms in your room, then grow this plant near a south-facing window. It gives out a garlic-like scent when parts of it are crushed.

9. Poet’s Jasmine

Botanical Name: Jasminum officinale

A true jasmine, it offers an intoxicating fragrance! The plant needs a lot of sunlight, so a south window of your room will be a great spot so that it grows plenty of beautiful starry, pure-white flowers.

10. Ylang Ylang Vine

Botanical Name: Artabotrys hexapetalus

This fragrant plant starts to vine after it grows 4-5 feet in height. It is also famous as the Juicy fruit vine because its blooms smell like bubble gum!

Madhumita
March 20, 2021 At 12:50 pm
You cannot grow any Jasmine as indoor plants 😶
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Alethia
March 22, 2021 At 10:12 am
Great info!
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JP. DESHOULIERES
November 28, 2022 At 12:32 am
Vers Nice !!!
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You cannot grow any Jasmine as indoor plants 😶

Great info!

Vers Nice !!!

Have a look at the most fragrant indoor plants here#

Indoor Vines You Can Grow for Fragrance#

1. Madagascar Jasmine#

Here are the best types of Jasmines you can grow#

2. Hindu Rope Plant#

3. White Jasmine#

Have a look at Jasmine plant benefits here#

4. Sampaguita#

5. Betel Leaf Plant#

Check out our article for growing betel leaf plant here#

6. Passion Flower#

7. Princess of the Night#

Check out more flowering cactus plants here#

8. Garlic Creeper#

9. Poet’s Jasmine#

10. Ylang Ylang Vine#

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