How to plant potted creeper

Can it be potted?

Potted creeper needs a larger flowerpot or a large tank, so that it can get sufficient nutrition and thrive in its later growth. Flower lovers can try it.

Potting Preparation Materials

Flower pots or large vats must be beautiful. The biggest function of flower pots is to decorate the room. Try to choose a beautiful blue and white porcelain flowerpot or large jar.

Organic fertilizer should be buried in the basin, as it is the basic requirement for its healthy growth.

The creeper seedlings with good growth

How to plant creeper in pots

First, insert the leafy creeper branches and stems into the sand in late spring and early summer, keep the sand moist, and they will soon take root and grow.

Cut the branches of mature plants and retain the buds on the branches to make it easier for new branches to grow. Next year, cut it off from the mother plant and plant it separately.

When potting for the first time, organic fertilizer should be buried in the pot as base fertilizer, and then applied again after the leaves fall in late autumn.

Put a few colored stones in the bottle to increase the beauty.

After completing the above four steps, the potted plants are ready and all that remains is maintenance. Ivy is drought-resistant and cold-resistant, so prevent water from accumulating in the pot, otherwise it will get sick.

Precautions

The indoor temperature should be appropriate.

The culture medium should be selected carefully. Don't be afraid of the trouble and just pick it randomly. Try to make sure it contains all the mineral elements. (Of course, this is not up to you to decide!)

Prevent water accumulation in the pot and prevent diseases and insect pests.

The culture solution should be replaced frequently. Try not to change the brand of culture solution during maintenance. If the plant has adapted to a certain environment, do not change it at will.