Indoor Gardening and Houseplants: need help finding a plant holder, 1 by Depsi

Depsi wrote:
We were at a HallMark store in Lewiston last week and saw the perfect plant pole holder. Black wrought iron, large tripod type bottom support, and three levels of "branchs" shaped to look like leaves....the leaves spread out flat so you have a wide surface to hang numerous plants from. of course, it was for display only but what a wonderful houseplant holder it would make...Your plants look wonderful on your tree, I'm especially attuned to Hoya's & some succulents (especially stapelia), and yours look so nice. I'm finally settled enough from our move to Idaho from CA that I am starting to acquire a few new "kids" but am running out of east facing windows fast for the time being.....I definitely need some holders that I can stagger plants on....we had a dinner party last week and when I turned the chandolier on (we were all seated, of course) over the dining table there was an elaborate, huge, and dark cobwebb completely through all the lights and then to make it worse, it was attached by two other hanging webs over to two different walls. and you can't knock it down then 'cause heaven knows what will fall onto the table or food. I love the spidees when they weave webs in my plants 'cause I think they are very interesting to watch and may even provide a service by trapping soil knats but I really do try to keep corners and light fixture free & clean....obviously we don't eat in the dining room often....and I'm a retired women with one husband and two small dogs so I have no excuse...I do try to keep everything as I "Should"...who decides those "Shoulds" anyway????? Jeeeeezzzzzzzzzz......think about it....insects don't sleep so sure they can stay ahead of us. the only thing they do is weave, lay around & wait to eat what comes to them!!!! they don't have to cook it or clean up after it....anyway, I'm interested in what the "epi" is? Is it the broad strap leaves? Deb