Once you plant this climbing flower, you’ll be addicted. You’ll never be able to fit so many of them in your yard!

Rose

As soon as spring arrives, roses start to sprout, and it won’t be long before they burst open the pots! Whether it is made into an arch, a flower wall or a flower column, it is all super beautiful!

How to grow roses in spring?

1. Adequate lighting

Roses like sufficient light. If you want them to bloom more, you must give them sufficient light. It is best to place them on the south balcony or south windowsill. If you have a yard, it would be even better to grow them in the yard!

2. Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers

If you want your roses to bloom bigger and more, you must supplement them with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. If you are growing roses outdoors, you can bury fish intestines not far from the rose roots. If you are growing them on a balcony, you can only let the fish intestines ferment before using them.

3. Pay attention to insecticide

Roses are particularly susceptible to aphids in spring. You can soak tobacco in water for 1-2 days, dilute it with clean water, put it in a spray bottle, and spray it on the rose plants to prevent aphids from harming the roses.

Bougainvillea

Every time Huahua sees bougainvillea in other people's homes, she feels envious and jealous. After all, the light in Qingdao where Huahua lives does not meet the requirements. It is far from being like the flower lovers in the south, where bougainvillea can bloom all year round!

How to grow bougainvillea in spring?

1. Adequate lighting

If you want the bougainvillea flowers to bloom more and more beautifully, sufficient light is essential. Normally, you must place the bougainvillea on the south windowsill or the open-air south balcony. If you have a small courtyard at home, you must place it in the courtyard. The more light it gets, the brighter the flowers will be!

2. Provide enough water

Spring is the time when the growth of Bougainvillea gradually accelerates, so watering must be kept up. Water it about once every 3-5 days. Don't forget to spray water on the leaves and the surrounding air regularly. If there is insufficient watering in spring, it is easy to cause insufficient humidity, which will cause the bougainvillea to lose leaves.

3. Apply more fertilizer

Bougainvillea likes fertilizer. After it gets warm in spring, apply sufficient nitrogen fertilizer about once every 10-15 days. It can be decomposed soybean fertilizer or rice water. Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before flowering. You can spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves 2-3 times. If you accidentally use too much urea on bougainvillea, it will only grow leaves but no flowers.

Hydrangea

After talking about spring flowers, let me introduce a flower that I like more in summer, that is hydrangea!

How to grow hydrangea in spring?

1. Avoid direct sunlight

Hydrangeas cannot be exposed to direct sunlight for a long time. Four hours a day is enough. The rest of the time it is best to place them in a place with good scattered light and pay attention to ventilation, otherwise it will easily attract diseases and pests.

2. Apply more fertilizer in spring

Starting from March, the hydrangea branches gradually enter the germination stage, and liquid fertilizer can be applied about once every two weeks. The fertilizer should mainly be high in phosphorus and potassium, such as fish intestine fertilizer, bone fertilizer, etc.

3. Color correction

Some hydrangeas bloom pink, and some bloom blue. This is the result of color adjustment. Generally, blue flowers bloom when the soil pH is acidic, while red flowers bloom when the soil is alkaline. If you want the soil to be more acidic, you can add some white vinegar, ferrous sulfate, or aluminum sulfate.

That’s all for today’s introduction to Huahua.

Do you flower lovers like it?

Anyway, Huahua's wish in this life is,

Just buy a small yard and plant it with climbing flowers!