Can small leaf green radish be used with brown columns?

1. Can I use palm columns?

Generally speaking, large-leafed green radish usually uses brown columns because its leaves are relatively large and have strong covering properties. Using brown columns to help it climb can help it grow well. However, small-leafed green radish is generally not used. Because its leaves are relatively small and do not provide shade, it will grow well without climbing. But that doesn't mean it can't be used. It can be used, but because the leaves are smaller and the coverage is poor, part of the palm column may be exposed, affecting the viewing experience. However, if the leaves grow big enough to cover the palm column, there will be no problem.

2. How to build a palm column

1. Production: Bamboo poles, palm bark, ropes, etc. are required. Wrap the bamboo pole with bark and then tie it with rope to secure it. Of course, if the conditions are not met or the process is too troublesome, you can directly purchase palm columns.

2. Fixing: After making the palm column, move it to the flowerpot, adjust its position so that it is in the middle, insert it into the bottom, and fix it with tools.

3. Transplantation: After fixing the palm column, you can move the small-leafed green radish over. If the vine of the plant is relatively long, you can fix it directly on the palm pole and let it climb up. Continue to fix it after it grows taller. During this process, pay attention to maintenance and let the leaves become larger so that it will not affect the viewing experience.