With just a bucket of water and a rope, you can grow green ivy into a TV wall. All your relatives and friends will praise it when they see it!

The green ivy in a flower lover's home has been a bit "crazy" recently. As the weather gets cold, it grows very fast. Now it has climbed around the TV wall and there is almost no place to "put" it!

Not only does the green ivy like to climb on the TV wall, it can also grow into a green ivy "curtain" on the stairs.

Green radish grows wildly and climbs all over the wall. 5 tricks for you to choose

When you see these green ivy climbing all over the house, do you feel itchy? Don’t complain that your green ivy is not growing well. As long as you master the method, the one in your pot can also grow wildly!

1. It’s dry in autumn, so give the leaves a bath more often

The green radish likes an environment with high humidity. Once the air becomes dry in autumn, if the leaves are not given a "bath" regularly, they will easily become dry, yellow, and fall off. It is best to take some time in the morning and evening to wet the leaves with a small spray bottle.

Careful flower lovers can also add 5-10 ml of beer or vitamin B powder to the clean water in the spray bottle. The leaves of the green radish can absorb the nutrients and grow bigger and greener.

2. Raise turtle and fish water in autumn.

Green ivy is grown in fish tank water, which not only ensures the nutrition of the green ivy, but also allows the fish to eat the dirt in the water, saving the effort of changing the water, really killing two birds with one stone. Flower lovers who find it troublesome can scoop up water from the fish tank to water the green ivy to ensure its vigorous growth.

3. Soak some banana peels, and the green radish will climb vigorously after drinking it.

The rice water and soybean water we usually use are nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers. Ornamental foliage plants such as green ivy also need to supplement with potassium fertilizers, and banana peels are a good source of potassium fertilizers. Cut the banana peel into pieces, add water and soak it in a Lao Gan Ma bottle. You can use it to water the green radish in about 2-3 weeks.

4. Soaking tea dregs in water is the best choice for green radish

Add some boiling water to the leftover tea leaves, soak them, pour them into a bottle and let them ferment. After 2-3 days, you can water the green radish. The fermented tea water is slightly acidic, and the green radish likes slightly sour taste. Watering it with tea water once a week can also supplement a lot of nutrients.

5. Guide the growth in advance, the green radish will grow faster and faster

Some flower lovers have reported that the green ivy is slow to climb. We can plan its route in advance. Whenever we see a longer branch, we can use tape or a rope to gently fix it to the wall, which will speed up its climbing.

What should I pay attention to when the green radish crawls all over my house?

When the house is full of green ivy, many flower lovers ask if it is because of the high humidity and insect attraction. In fact, this problem will arise more or less when growing flowers. The most important thing is that we must maintain good household hygiene. When we have time, we should scrub the leaves more often, remove the dead leaves, and increase ventilation.

If the appearance of small black flies is inevitable, you can use 200ml of warm water to mix half a spoonful of low-foaming laundry detergent, stir well, let cool, and then spray on the leaves. This can kill the small flies and also kill bacteria appropriately.