These 13 kinds of flowers and plants grow wildly, and if you grow them casually, the whole house will not be able to accommodate them!

asparagus

Asparagus fern is an indoor ornamental plant that is very popular among Chinese people. Just put a pot of it and the whole house will have the feeling of a scholarly family. Asparagus fern has a certain climbing ability. As long as it is fixed with tape or wrapped around a frame, it will climb all over the house.

It is not difficult to grow asparagus fern all over the house:

1. Asparagus fern likes diffuse light and ventilation, and does not like direct sunlight, otherwise the leaf tips will wither and turn yellow.

2. Test the soil moisture with your finger and avoid over- or under-watering. Too much watering will cause root rot; too little watering or no watering will cause the plant to dry out and die. The leaves of asparagus fern also need to be sprayed with water, which can increase the humidity on the surface of asparagus fern.

3. Asparagus fern likes fertile soil. Loosen the soil frequently and water it with thin liquid fertilizer once a week. Avoid using too much fertilizer, otherwise it will cause the branches and leaves to turn yellow.

Pothos

The green radish has strong vitality and survives when in contact with water, making it especially suitable for beginners in flower growing. The green ivy vine has a strong spreading ability and can be transformed into anything you want. It is very easy to turn it into a waterfall or a green wall.

How can a novice grow green radish into a water curtain or a green wall?

1. If you want the green radish to grow well, it needs to be exposed to more sunlight, but avoid excessive sunlight.

2. Proper watering. Overwatering can cause root rot. You can also spray water on the leaves several times to clean the dust accumulated on the leaves and keep them moist.

Buddhist beads

Buddhist beads are a relatively common succulent plant. The strings of round beads hanging down look like a jade bead curtain.

How to make Buddhist beads grow faster and turn into jade bead curtain?

1. Buddhist beads are not very delicate and are very easy to maintain. A string of beads will grow from one cutting. In spring and autumn, spread the branches of the Buddha beads flat on moist, soft sand, then sprinkle some soil on them to bury the stems of the Buddha beads, and they will soon take root.

2. It grows particularly well in potting soil that is well-ventilated, fertile and loose. For example, perlite combined with peat soil is very suitable. As long as you find the soil in the pot is dry, water it in time. Water the beads and vines to keep them moist and green.

3. In addition to soil and water, sunlight is also essential. There is scattered light in spring, summer and autumn, while direct sunlight is allowed in winter. Too much direct sunlight will turn the Buddhist beads black, so be moderate.

Prunus truncatula

The striped hanging bamboo plum is elegant and fresh, and is particularly suitable for self-cultivation. The leaves of the hanging bamboo plum particularly like to droop. As long as you hang it high, the leaves will fall naturally and form the shape of a waterfall, which is extremely beautiful.

How to make the hanging bamboo plum look like a waterfall?

1. Hanging bamboo plum likes warmth and is afraid of high temperature. The most suitable growth temperature is 18℃ ~ 30℃. The wintering temperature needs to be kept above 10℃. Avoid direct sunlight. It is suitable to be placed in scattered sunlight in spring and autumn.

2. Hanging Bamboo Plum likes moisture and should be watered 1-2 times a week. You should spray some water on the leaves of the hanging bamboo plum frequently to keep them moist, more shiny and full of water.

3. Pay attention to fertilizing the soil to keep it fertile. Apply thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month on average. Do not apply too much fertilizer each time to avoid overnutrition and leaf fading.

Money Mint

Money mint, also known as money grass and falling money, has such a good omen-speaking name, why not grow one in a pot? The money mint vines hanging down naturally form a waterfall, and the whole room is hung with money.

How can you make your home full of money with money mint?

1. Money mint likes a moist, ventilated and breathable environment, so water it frequently, keep the soil moist, and spray water around the leaves to increase the humidity.

2. Money mint likes cool and ventilated environment, avoid direct sunlight and exposure.

3. The soil mixed with peat soil, perlite, bone meal and organic fertilizer is the most fertile, which can ensure that the money mint will flourish and the room will be filled with "money".

Chlorophytum comosum

Chlorophytum comosum is a particularly easy indoor plant to grow. Place the Chlorophytum comosum in a hanging flowerpot. The branches hang down naturally, and the heart-shaped or oval leaves are densely packed. They cascade down like a waterfall, fresh and romantic.

There are a few things to note when growing Chlorophytum comosum into a waterfall:

1. Be diligent in loosening the soil and applying fertilizers frequently. For example, apply nitrogen-based cake fertilizer water once every half month, and apply thin liquid fertilizer once a month in winter.

2. Chlorophytum comosum likes shade and is particularly afraid of direct sunlight. It needs to be properly shaded in the summer, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow and dry.

3. Although Chlorophytum comosum is very drought-resistant, the soil must be kept moist. Remember not to overwater, which can cause root rot.

sweet potato

Sweet potatoes, which are particularly popular among northerners, can also be made into bonsai. Their branches have a strong natural spreading ability and are natural wall climbers. Not to mention the way of steaming sweet potato leaves and cornmeal together, which is both ornamental and edible, and simply delicious.

How to make sweet potato vines grow wildly all over the house?

1. Sweet potato bonsai is very easy to grow as long as it is provided with diffused light and sufficient water.

2. Place the bonsai and the stand near the wall, wrap the branches around the stand, and fix them to the wall with tape. The branches will then cover the entire wall. If you hang it and guide the branches in a downward direction, you can create a waterfall shape.

Panax notoginseng

Panax notoginseng is a natural climbing expert. Put a bracket on the wall and let the Panax notoginseng climb along the vines until it covers the entire wall. A green wall is so soothing and will immediately make you feel much better.

It is also a green health-care medicinal herb. Planting it at home can improve your health and also be appreciated. It really has many benefits.

How can we grow Panax notoginseng so that it can climb all over the walls and fall all over the ground?

1. Well-ventilated sandy loam is most suitable for the growth of Panax notoginseng. Notoginseng needs fertilizer, and it should be used in combination with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to ensure that it does not lack nutrients.

2. Panax notoginseng likes sunlight. Adequate sunlight will accelerate its growth, make the leaves bigger and greener, and grow more prosperously. However, prolonged exposure to the sun can also slow down growth and damage the leaves.

3. Panax notoginseng has strong vitality and is drought and moisture resistant. It needs sufficient water to grow, but be careful not to water it too much to avoid root rot due to poor drainage.

Syngonium

Syngonium is a perennial evergreen herb and a very popular indoor decorative plant.

"Climb, climb, I try not to be afraid..." The Syngonium will climb all over the front wall, and when it falls down, it will turn into a waterfall.

How can we make Syngonium grow faster and fill the entire house?

1. The moist state is most suitable. Make sure the soil in the pot remains moist for a long time, spray water on the leaves of Syngonium, maintain the air humidity, and make the leaves grow stronger.

2. The issue of sunlight needs to be considered. Semi-shade conditions are most suitable for the growth of Syngonium. Complete shade will cause the leaves to be too small, and long-term direct sunlight will cause the leaves to not be green and unsightly.

3. Fertile soil is essential. The sandy soil is a mixture of leaf mold, peat soil and coarse sand, which is loose and well-drained.

Brocade wisteria

Jinping vine is also called a curtain of dreams and a curtain of wealth. Just hearing the name, Huahua really wants to grow one. The brocade screen vine can grow purple-red aerial roots from the stem nodes, which gradually turn into yellow-green. With hundreds of aerial roots hanging down, this "curtain" that changes color is really interesting.

How to present a dream-like scene?

1. Jinpingyu is a light-loving plant. Indoor vines need to grow on a sunny balcony.

2. If the brocade screen vine grows too fast in the summer, it needs to be pruned in time to avoid the aerial roots becoming tangled and causing poor ventilation.

3. The soil should be kept fertile and moist, and watered appropriately, not watering unless it is dry.

Hoya

Hoya is a climbing shrub with leaves that are green all year round. When placed in your home, your home will be filled with green all year round. Its flowers bloom like hydrangeas with bright colors, and they look particularly beautiful hanging down in your home.

How to make the ball orchid bloom in full branches and fill the room?

1. In spring and autumn, the ball orchid needs to be placed in a sunny place to keep the leaves green and bright and to bloom well. In summer, move it to a shaded area to avoid direct sunlight.

2. Ball orchid likes a humid environment, so the soil in the pot should always be kept moist. Hoya is fleshy and water-loving. Too much watering can easily cause root rot. It should be kept dry and wet, but water should not accumulate.

3. Ball orchid likes fertile, breathable, well-drained soil, such as a mixture of leaf mold, peat soil and coarse sand.

ivy

Ivy is evergreen all year round and is particularly suitable as a plant for greening walls. Fix the branches to the wall with tape or hang the potted plants high up, let the branches climb all over the walls and hang down, so that the whole house is spring all year round.

There are a few things to note when ivy is climbing all over the wall:

1. During the growing season in spring and autumn, apply thin liquid fertilizer every 2 to 3 weeks. Do not apply nitrogen fertilizer. You can also spray 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaves, which will make the leaf color more beautiful.

2. Ivy cannot stand direct sunlight and prefers a warm and humid environment. The most suitable temperature for its growth is 20℃ to 25℃.

3. Ivy likes moist soil and higher air humidity. It is resistant to water and humidity but afraid of drought. Do not water too much on weekdays, but water more appropriately in summer. At the same time, spray water on the leaves to maintain moisture, so that the branches and leaves are full of water, bright and full of vitality.

Air Grass

Air grass, as the name suggests, can grow wildly without the need for soil. When the rows of air grass grow to the ground, this green waterfall will be spectacular.

How to grow air plants into the shape of a waterfall?

1. Air plants are suitable for hanging growth and only need something to fix them. No soil is required at all. It is super convenient.

2. Keep the surface of the air grass moist, spray water every 3 days, maintain a high air humidity, so that it does not wilt

3. Soak in clean water for about half an hour every month, which can not only keep the branches and leaves moist, but also clean the surface dust, killing two birds with one stone.