How to make blue snowflakes climb

1. Is it possible?

The blue snow flower itself is a climbing plant, and climbing is its nature, so as long as you take advantage of the situation, you can let it stay in a climbing state.

The blue snow flower vine needs a climbing frame or auxiliary object because it is a vine that grows downward in the natural environment. Unlike grapes that have tendrils or roses that have thorns, and ivy that has aerial roots, it does not have these auxiliary structures to help it climb upward.

2. How to make it climb

If you want it to climb, build a support or grid for it, then tie it up according to the situation, and then it can climb slowly.

Furthermore, if you want it to climb, you have to control the frequency of topping and pinching, but you cannot do this repeatedly to encourage it to grow longer branches, or you can control the growth of side branches by pinching in the early stages. When the number of side branches reaches the requirement, you should let it grow so that the side branches can grow longer flower vines.