She only used three wooden sticks and spent 10 days to grow the green ivy into a waterfall. How did she do it?

How to make a three-legged green radish column?

Steps:

1. Prepare 3 plastic tubes of the same thickness and length, and wrap a layer of palm bark on the outside of the tubes. If you don’t have palm bark at home, you can also directly use a cloth with better water absorbency.

2. Prepare three stainless steel tripods. You can buy them directly from a hardware store. Three tripods cost about 20 yuan.

3. Use a rope to tie up the tripod and three tubes. Remember to tighten the rope to prevent the three tubes from falling apart.

4. Place broken bricks and tiles at the bottom of the flower pot and place the bundled tripod in the flower pot.

5. Prepare loose and breathable nutrient soil and place it in the flowerpot. Nutrient soil can be made by mixing peat soil, perlite, coconut coir and vermiculite.

6. Insert the prepared green radish directly into the flowerpot, water it thoroughly once, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place for 1-2 weeks, and then place it in a brightly lit place such as the living room for maintenance.

7. Water the plants with soybean water, compound fertilizer, etc. on a regular basis, and let the plants continue to climb up along the three plastic tubes. Soon, they will become lush green plants columns!

How to make a PVC pipe green radish column?

Steps:

1. Prepare a PVC pipe with a larger diameter. Tubes with large diameters can increase the space inside the column, allowing for more planting material to be filled in, which is conducive to the growth of aerial roots of the green radish.

2. Make small vertical grooves on the PVC pipe so that the fragrance of the small grooves is parallel to the vertical upward growth direction of the green ivy vines. This will make it easier for the green ivy roots to insert into the plastic pipe.

3. Use a red wire tube to fix the bottom of the PVC pipe so that the plastic pipe will not be top-heavy and tilted after being inserted into the flower pot.

4. Prepare the palm bark and soak it completely in water for more than 1 hour. Then stretch it out and wrap it around the PVC pipe to help the aerial roots of the green ivy climb.

5. In order to ensure that the soil in the pot is permeable to water and air, you can find some broken bricks and tiles outside, knock them into small pieces the size of your thumb, soak them in water for more than 1 day to remove impurities, and then place them in the sun to dry and then place them at the bottom of the pot.

6. Fill the broken bricks and tiles at the bottom of the pot with nutrient soil. You can use peat soil, perlite and coconut coir in a ratio of 2:1:1 to make nutrient soil, and then fill the PVC tube with nutrient soil.

7. Insert the cuttings of the green radish into the flowerpot and place it in a cool and ventilated place for about a week. Then move it to a place with good diffuse light indoors and maintain it normally.

8. Remember to spray water on the green radish regularly. You can use some rice water or fish tank water to make the green radish grow more and more vigorously and soon become a green radish column!

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