Top 10 Hanging Cascading Plants (video)

I wanted to identify to you the Top 10 Hanging Cascading Plants.

Basically all of these are mainly Epiphytes Collection. 

Here I'm showcasing to you these species: 

1) Huperzia Species: 

Huperzia phlegmaria, 

Huperzia nummularifolia, 

Huperzia squrrosa, 

2) Epiphyllum Species: Queen of the Night 

Epiphyllum crenatum, 

Epiphyllum 'Curly Locks', 

3) Bromeliads species: 

Neoregelia compacta, 

Neoregelia 'Fire Ball', 

Cryptanthus bivittatus, 

4)Orchids: 

Cymbidium finlaysonianum, 

Bulbophyllum sp., 

Oberonia sp., 

Dendrobium leonis, 

Dendrobium alifolium, 

Dendrobium terminate, 

Seidenfadenia mitrata, 

5) Hoya species: 

Hoya Kerri 'variegata' 

Hoya carnosa 'variegata' 

6) Dischidia species: 

 Dischidia oiantha 'variegata' 

Dischidia albiflora 

7) Rhipsalis species: 

Rhipsalis baccifera 

Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides 

Rhipsalis paradoxa 

8) Ferns: 

Bird Nest Fern 

Rabbit's Foot Fern 

9) Selaginella sp: 

Selaginella uncinata 

Selaginella willdenowii 

10) Tillandsia species: 

Tillandsia ionantha 

Tillandsia cyanea

Tillandsia 'Cotton Candy' 

Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) 

 Another factor concerning this arrangement creates bio-diversity in gardening style and one of the benefits that comes from this is that there is no pest problems. 

As such - I DO NOT USE pesticide in my garden. 

Bio-Diversity helps in keeping pest at best. 

Other factor - These grow in semi-shaded indirect area in my garden. 

Watering is important - too much water can cause them root rot - just keeping them moist and fresh - I lightly mist them and if at all only water them 2-3 days once and refrain from watering on rainy days.