If you hang this flower, you won’t want to go out all summer and it doesn’t take up space!

Air Plants

If we talk about the easiest flower to grow when hanging, it must be the air plant that does not require soil or fertilizer! You can just hang it up anywhere and grow it. It is the best way to grow flowers for lazy people!

Maintenance points:

1. Place it in a place with good diffuse light. If it is exposed to direct sunlight for a long time, it will easily cause growth to stop, and in severe cases it will cause wilting and death.

2. The temperature is high in summer, so keep the indoor temperature below 25℃ to allow air plants to grow vigorously.

3. Drop the hydroponic nutrient solution into clean water, soak the air plants in it for about 2 hours, take it out and dry it in a ventilated place. This can replenish nutrients for the air plants and make them grow quickly!

Chlorophytum comosum

When talking about flowers that are grown hanging, how can we not mention the Chlorophytum comosum? The leaves of the Chlorophytum comosum are thick and it can bloom small red flowers. You can enjoy both the leaves and the flowers. It is a must-have for lazy people!

Maintenance points:

1. Place the Chlorophytum comosum in a cool and ventilated place so that it can grow well.

2. Water the plant only when you find the soil in the pot has become dry. In summer, it is best to water the plant in the morning and evening.

3. You can plant it by cuttings by just pinching a branch. It is very easy to grow!

Prunus truncatula

When it comes to foliage plants, Huahua prefers the hanging bamboo plum. After all, as long as you put it indoors and find a beam to hang it up, it will hang down in a month!

Maintenance points:

1. Hanging bamboo plum is afraid of strong light, so it can be placed in a place with good diffuse light indoors. In summer, it can receive some direct light in the morning and evening.

2. Hanging bamboo plum likes water. It can be watered once every 3-5 days in summer. Normally, spray water on the leaves and flowerpots, otherwise the tips will dry out.

3. Cut a branch and stick it in the soil. It will take about 7-10 days for the plant to take root. It is very easy to grow!

Million Bells

How can you not grow beautiful grass flowers in summer? The million bells are very small. Whether they are hung on anti-theft windows or outside balcony railings, they do not take up any space. They are very suitable for flower lovers who have limited space at home!

Maintenance points:

1. It likes sun exposure, so place it in a place with sufficient light so that it can grow more and more beautiful!

2. Water the plant about once every 2-4 days in summer. Occasionally, use a spray bottle to spray water around the flowerpot to ensure humidity.

3. Starting from the growing period, constantly top and pinch the branches to encourage more side branches so that the plant can bloom as soon as possible!

Hanging Geranium

When it comes to hanging flowers, geraniums are definitely one of them! Geraniums bloom in clusters, and when hung up they look like a big flower ball, making your home more beautiful!

Maintenance points:

1. Although geraniums love light, once the temperature exceeds 35°C in summer, they must be moved indoors or a shade net must be pulled to avoid exposure to the sun.

2. Geraniums do not like to be watered too much. Normally, you should wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. If it is a summer dormant variety, you should reduce watering even more.

3. In order to prevent geraniums from dying during the summer, you can choose to use branches to propagate several pots of seedlings.

Fuchsia

The flowers of fuchsia look like small lanterns. If you hang the whole flowerpot up, it will look even more beautiful!

Maintenance points:

1. Once the temperature exceeds 35℃, the fuchsia will easily die. At this time, it is necessary to prune the branches short, leaving only 6 buds, so that it can spend the summer safely.

2. Place it in a cool place with good diffuse light indoors, and ventilate frequently to avoid suffocating the roots.

3. Stop fertilizing in summer.

Hoya

This summer, there seems to be a lot more flower lovers raising ball orchids, not only because it is easy to maintain, but it can also bloom even in poor light, thus meeting many needs for indoor flower growing!

Maintenance points:

1. Hoya is shade-tolerant and can bloom if placed in a place with good diffuse light indoors. Avoid direct sunlight in summer.

2. Hoya has fleshy roots and requires little water. In summer, watering it once a week is enough.

3. If you want the ball orchid to grow vigorously and bloom more, you can water it with some fish tank water and bury some compound fertilizer granules in the pot to supplement nutrients.

That’s all Huahua will introduce today!

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