1 iron wire and 4 poles, the rose and green ivy can grow 2 meters in January, and it can’t be stopped!

If you put up a trellis for the roses, you can’t stop them from bursting into bloom!

1. Give the rose a frame to make a pistil, so that the rose will not grow in a mess. Remove the rose used to make the pistil from the pot and bury it in the ground, or you can make it directly in the pot.

2. Insert 4 2-meter iron rods or bamboo strips around the rose. If you use flower pots, you can insert them directly into the pots against the wall of the pots.

3. Layering the rose can promote the growth of tenderer and stronger new shoots, and the new shoots grow very fast, which is convenient for later climbing treatment.

4. In about 1 month, the new bamboo shoots will grow to the point where they can be coiled into branches. Wrap the rose branches around the iron rod as horizontally and obliquely as possible, so that it can play a horizontal pulling role and promote the bursting of shoots. After wrapping, use binding ropes or tape to tie them together with the iron rod.

5. When coiling the branches, do not forcefully break the thicker branches at the bottom, otherwise they will break easily. Instead, you can stick them diagonally onto the pole little by little from the bottom.

6. A rose style is ready! After the rose branches become longer, just keep coiling them!

After the green radish was rooted in a tube, it grew to a height of 2 meters!

1. Prepare a PVC support with a diameter of less than 5 cm. Use an electric drill to drill several rows of holes in the pipe wall.

2. Find a plastic bottle with a diameter greater than 5 cm, cut off the bottom of the bottle, and cut several 5 mm openings along the bottom of the bottle toward the bottle mouth, cutting to about 5 cm away from the bottle mouth.

3. Cut off the bottle mouth about 3 cm away from the opening so that the plastic bottle can be stuck on the PVC pipe.

4. Prepare another plastic bottle, cut off the smoother part of the bottle, roll it into a cylinder, and insert it into the drainage outlet at the bottom of the flower pot.

5. Put the PVC pipe into the flowerpot with the end covered with the plastic bottle facing down, and pour cement to secure it. The plastic pipe inserted in the drain outlet should be rotated frequently and pulled out after the cement solidifies.

6. Find a relatively absorbent cloth strip and stuff it into the PVC pipe. It will help provide moisture to the green radish later.

7. Fill the plastic bottle at the bottom of the PVC pipe with planting material. You can tie it up with a rope to prevent it from spreading. Lay a layer of gauze on the solidified cement surface before pouring soil, otherwise the drain outlet will easily be blocked.

8. After laying the gauze, fill the prepared pot and plant the green ivy. When the green radish is taller than the planting material bottle, you need to add more bottles and planting material. It won’t be long before the green ivy grows into a pistil!

Put a wire mesh over the clematis and the flowers will bloom non-stop!

1. Prepare some thick and thin iron wires, scissors, and pliers. If you don't have iron wire at home, you can use old electrical wires instead.

2. Wrap the wire around the edge of the flower pot, trying to fit it to the wall of the pot, then cut the wire and twist it into a circle.

3. Cut 6 thin iron wires about 10 cm long and tie them evenly on the large circle in between. After tying, put the large circle on the flower pot.

4. Cut three 2-meter-long thick iron wires, bend them in the middle and fold them in half. Simply tie the folded parts of the three wires together.

5. Separate the bottoms of the three wires evenly and insert them into the flowerpot. Use the 6 thin wires previously tied to the large circle to secure the thick wire inserted in the flowerpot.

6. Use the remaining wire to make a few circles with a diameter similar to the size of the flower pot.

7. Remove the wire that ties the top of the flower stand, use the prepared circles to connect the tops of the three thick iron wires, and put the remaining iron circles on the outside of the flower stand one by one, and a clematis climbing flower stand is ready!

8. With the support of the flower stand, the clematis will keep climbing and the flowers will pop up!

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