Grow these 6 kinds of flowers in the summer, and they will climb up the wall in one month, and you don’t even need to put up curtains!

Moneywort

As the name suggests, the money vine looks like a string of copper coins, and its shape resembles heart-shaped buttons, so it is also called button vine and million hearts.

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Soil: Money vine can grow as long as there is soil, but it is afraid of waterlogging, so the soil must have good water permeability.

Water: It is drought-resistant and can be watered only after the soil in the pot is completely dry. When the air is too dry, spray water on the leaves to increase the humidity.

2. Fertilization

The money vine does not require much fertilizer, and it only needs to be applied with a thin liquid fertilizer once a month. Be careful not to make the concentration too high.

3. Lighting

For daily maintenance, just place it in a brightly lit room, preferably near the eaves or windowsills. The lighting time can be extended in spring and autumn, and curtains can be used to block out strong light in summer.

4. Flower container selection

Flowers like money vine are best paired with a hanging flowerpot, and flower lovers can choose the material and size according to their preferences.

ivy

The ivy leaves are very beautiful and evergreen, symbolizing longevity and eternal youth.

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Soil: Ivy does not have high requirements for soil. As long as it is not alkaline soil, any loose soil will be fine.

Water: If you want the plant to bloom out of the pot, it is best to keep the soil moist. Insufficient water can easily cause leaves to fall.

2. Fertilization

Ivy likes fertilizer. Apply diluted liquid fertilizer every two or three weeks during the growing season. For the potted plants after they have taken shape, reduce the amount of fertilizer appropriately and stop fertilizing in winter.

3. Lighting

Ivy likes light, but should avoid direct sunlight. When caring for it, try to place it in a living room with bright diffuse light.

Jade ornament

The surface of the jade pendant glows with a light pink light, gradually turning into a light green. It is crowded together like jade, and it is shiny and lovely. It is a succulent plant that is very suitable for hanging pot maintenance.

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Jade plant is drought-tolerant and its roots should be kept dry, so it likes soil with good drainage. You can mix peat soil and granular soil in a 1:1 ratio and water it after the medium is dry.

2. Fertilization

Jade plant does not like heavy fertilizer, usually a light liquid potassium and phosphorus fertilizer once a month is sufficient.

3. Lighting

Jade plant loves sunlight very much. Except for the strong sunlight in summer, it can basically grow well if placed in a ventilated place on the balcony. If there is insufficient light, the jade plant will grow too tall.

Pearl Chlorophytum

The appearance of the pearl spider plant is very delicate and elegant. The strings of "pearls" hanging like curtains are full and green, round and cute. Huahua likes it very much~

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Soil: Loose and fertile soil is more suitable for the growth of pearl spider plants. Flower lovers can use tiles as a base, or mix coarse sand and stones into the soil to increase air permeability.

Water: Pearl Chlorophytum comosum is drought-resistant and does not require much water. Avoid frequent watering in summer and prefer dryness to wetness.

2. Fertilization

Pearl hanging plant does not need to be fertilized frequently in summer and winter, but it can be fertilized more often in spring and autumn. If you want the beads to be full and round, you can often spray some potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves.

3. Lighting

The pearl spider plant can be placed on the windowsill and given appropriate light. Never expose it to direct sunlight to avoid sunburn. It needs to be shaded during summer maintenance.

Brocade wisteria

Jinping Teng is also known as A Curtain of Dreams. It has very vigorous aerial roots, which hang down like curtains. Just as its name suggests, it has a very dreamy and poetic artistic conception.

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Soil: Jinping Ping vine is drought-resistant and has strong adaptability to soil. It can be planted in general soil, loess soil and sandy loam.

Water: Water the plant once every two days or so during maintenance. Be careful not to allow water to accumulate in the soil and ensure that it has good drainage.

2. Fertilization

You can apply a thin layer of fertilizer every two or three months and keep the room ventilated at all times.

3. Lighting

Jinpingshu vine likes sunshine and is resistant to high temperatures. It is best planted outdoors in areas with sufficient light. In the summer, Jinpingshu vine can be used to provide shade and insulation, and to decorate corridors, which is very comfortable and leisurely.

Love Vine

When Huahua saw the love vine for the first time, she was attracted by its romantic heart-shaped leaves. Hanging in front of the window, it was as romantic as a wind chime.

Maintenance Tips

1. Soil moisture

Soil: You can use the special soil for succulent plants sold in general flower markets. You can also mix it with some perlite or coarse sand to increase nutrients and permeability.

Water: The love vine is drought-resistant and has strong water storage capacity. Do not water it frequently in daily life. Just water it when it is dry to avoid root rot.

2. Fertilization

The love vine does not like fertilizer, so you can apply compound fertilizer once or twice a year after sowing.

3. Lighting

In summer, it should be placed in a place with scattered light for maintenance. Direct sunlight can easily cause burns to the flowers and leaves, affecting the viewing experience.

That’s all I recommend to you today. Are you interested, fellow flower lovers?

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