Materials needed to construct hanging gardens include lightweight concrete, composite, cement-based waterproofing materials, geotextiles, plastic planters and hydroponic systems. Wall and floor surfaces need to be cleaned, cracks treated and waterproofed with waterproof paint, waterproof membranes and geotextiles. Locations for hanging gardens such as balconies or terraces should have two-layer floors for effective waterproofing and to ensure the quality of the project.

Hanging plants often do not need to be watered too much at the base, so an automatic misting irrigation system is a suitable solution with the advantage of fine, evenly distributed water jets, helping to save water and care. Water pipes will be mounted on a support system reinforced with a heavy-duty metal frame.

The type of plant used for hanging gardens needs to be adaptable to weather conditions, flexible in arrangement and suitable for the planting area. In sunny locations such as balconies, facades or skylights, you should choose sun-loving plants such as primroses, chrysanthemums, zinnias, and marbles... If the garden is located in a sheltered, less sunny place, shade-loving plants such as cymbidiums, ferns, ivy, and honeysuckle are suitable choices. Hanging gardens will lead to the proliferation of insects, mosquitoes, and pests, so you need to regularly clean the garden, treat the soil, and periodically kill pests for the plants. Plant density is also a factor that needs to be calculated, avoid planting too densely or too sparsely, creating a humid environment that makes it easy for insects and pests to develop.