Trailing plants that hang the way real ones do

I built Green Vine because a trailing plant modelled once never fits the next pot. Here the stems are bent by gravity, so the same plant reaches out sideways, arches over the rim or hangs straight down – and the stems always keep their length.

25 plants

Pothos, Philodendron, Ivy, Hoya, Syngonium, Fittonia, Caladium, Coleus, Begonia, Geranium, Ginkgo, Peperomia, Grape Ivy, Nandina and more – each built from a real product model with full leaf textures.

Pot, planter, wall or ceiling

One click places a vine in a pot (U shape), in a wall (L shape) or upright. Rotate it anywhere in between and gravity follows. In a planter the back rows reach over the front rows and bend at its edge, just like a real planting.

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Shape it with a few sliders

Reaching, Arching or Hanging presets, then Droop, Width, Spread, Length and Insert Depth – each with its own randomness. Leaves turn to the light and move out of each other's way.

Mix up to 10 plants

Fill a whole planter from one object with an array of vines, mix up to 10 plants with their own shares and add random rotation, tilt, scale and colour per plant and per leaf.

Everything in one panel

All settings sit in the sidebar (N › Green Vine), grouped the way you work: pick a plant, set the viewport, shape it, build the array, fine-tune leaves and colour.

Light viewport, full quality renders

Low and Dummy previews keep big scenes responsive, while renders always use full geometry. Vines far from the camera switch to low-poly automatically – only while rendering, so moving the camera stays fast.

Details

• Blender 4.2 or newer, tested in 4.2, 4.5 and 5.2
• Geometry Nodes, everything controlled from the sidebar
• 25 plants with full leaf textures (about 600 MB)
• One installable extension zip; scenes render without the add-on