Why does the big-leafed green radish need a pillar? How to water the brown pillar?

1. Reasons

There is a pillar in the middle of the large-leafed green radish. This is because it has a certain spreading ability and grows very fast. Having a pillar allows the plant to grow in an orderly manner and make it more ornamental. Moreover, its vines cling to pillars, which can increase the air permeability between branches and will not affect the air permeability due to dense growth.

Pillars can make the plants more beautiful and are also beneficial to their growth. The pillars are generally made of palm bark, which has a certain water absorption capacity and can provide a certain amount of moisture for the plants. If there is no palm bark, thick bamboo poles or wooden stakes can be used instead.

2. How to water

When watering the palm column, you can water it directly from top to bottom, or you can use a spray to spray water on its surface, and make sure the water is sprayed evenly. The bamboo palm must be kept moist at all times, especially during the growth period. There must be no lack of water, otherwise the plant will not climb the bamboo palm. However, there should not be excess water accumulation at the bottom.