Green Vine - Artifical Vine Generator

Green Vine puts artificial trailing plants into your scene and lets gravity do the styling. Push one into a pot and the stems fall over the rim. Stick it into a wall and they reach out and droop. One slider takes you from a stiff reach to a full hang.

Every stem bends under its own weight, so the shape follows how you rotate the plant. Droop, lift, width and length all have their own random. Stems keep their length as they bend.

Turn on the pot rim and stems rest on it instead of passing through. In a planter, the back rows reach over the front ones and bend at the edge. Set how deep each plant sits; the buried part stays hidden. The pot outline shows in the viewport only.

Philodendron, ivy, fittonia, begonia, flowering geranium, nandina and more. Lay them out in rows and columns and mix up to 10 variants, each with its own share. Rotation, scale, spacing, depth and colour vary per plant.

Leaves turn towards the light, keep out of each other's way and get a subtle colour shift per plant and per leaf.

Full, Low and Dummy previews. Low is about 30× lighter and looks almost the same. In renders, plants far from the camera switch to low-poly on their own, and moving the camera costs nothing.

• Blender 4.2 LTS and newer
• Sidebar (N) › Green Vine
• 25 variants, textures packed, nothing else to download
• Standard Principled materials