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Trailing plants go beyond pothos and spider plants: these varieties are a step up
Besides pothos and spider plants, these common trailing plants are suitable for growing at home. There are also these plants that look better than pothos and spider plants, and offer many benefits. Rosary vine is a succulent, also called heart vine, string of hearts, and so on. Well-grown...
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Key Technical Points for Spring Open-Field Cultivation of Ground-Trailing Winter Melon
Ground-trailing winter melon has the advantages of saving trellis materials, reducing labor for building trellises and tying vines, lower costs, being convenient for intercropping and relay cropping, and relatively extensive cultivation management. During spring open-field cultivation in the early spring low-temperature season, intercropping pak choi, small radish, garland chrysanthemum and other vegetables in the vine-running beds can improve land utilization and increase vegetable yield. Our local farmers...
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Growing a few trailing plants at home is not only beautiful, but also super easy to care for
When people talk about trailing plants, the first ones that come to mind are spider plants, pothos, or ivy. In fact, trailing plants are not limited to these; there are many plants that are even more beautiful than spider plants, pothos, or ivy. Hanging them up looks absolutely stunning...
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Cultivation Methods and Care Tips for Trailing Petunias
Trailing petunias are characterized by trumpet-shaped flowers, a faint fragrance when in bloom, abundant flowers, and a beautiful plant form. They have excellent ornamental value and are well suited to hanging baskets. Their cultivation method is simple. Below are care tips for trailing petunias, which those who like this flower can refer to.
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Are trailing geranium and ivy geranium the same plant?
Family: Geraniaceae Latin name: PewlargoniumPeltatum Alias: Ivy geranium Origin and habits: Native to the Cape of Good Hope, Africa. Cultivated throughout China. Growth habits: Likes sunlight, but is also fairly shade-tolerant. Afraid of cold, needs to be cultivated in a greenhouse. Not tolerant of waterlogging. Likes loose, well-drained soil. Morphological characteristics: Trailing, stems and branches brown, young stems green or with a red flush. Leaves ovate or obovate, smooth, thickly leathery, with sparse
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Seed Planting Methods, Care Precautions and Pruning for the Trailing Abutilon
Trailing Abutilon, also known as Chinese Lantern (Abutilon megapotamicum), is an evergreen trailing plant with soft, slender stems and graceful heart-shaped green leaves. Its flowers are unusual, growing in the leaf axils. So do you know what seed planting methods there are for Trailing Abutilon? What should you pay attention to when growing it? Does it need pruning? The flower has a brown center that extends beyond the petals, shaped like a wind chime, with a delicate and charming posture
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What are the cultivation methods and precautions for the beautiful trailing abutilon? In which month should cuttings (layering) be done? What if it does not bloom
Trailing abutilon, also known as hanging bell flower, prefers a warm, humid and sunny environment, and also tolerates partial shade; it is neither cold-tolerant nor drought-tolerant, and is suited to loose, breathable soil rich in humus. So do you know the cultivation methods and precautions for trailing abutilon? In which month should cuttings (layering) be done? What if it does not bloom
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How to plant trailing dichondra? Detailed planting methods
Dichondra is a herbaceous plant with creeping stems, and its stems and branches are relatively slender, with mostly round leaves that are also very emerald green. It is very suitable for cultivation as a garden green plant, and when grown as a trailing potted plant, its ornamental value is even higher. So, how do you plant trailing dichondra? Today
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A Detailed Guide to Growing Lobelia (Trailing Lobelia)
I remember looking at pictures of the Aegean Sea online, where every household's yard, walls, and even the walkways and alleys were hung with pots of trailing little flowers, forming a flower ball along each pot. The deep and light blues, the reds and greens climbing all over the walls, and the azure sea in the distance created a huge visual impact.
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How to grow potted Lobelia (Trailing Lobelia)? Detailed Care Tips
Lobelia is a species in the genus Lobelia of the family Campanulaceae. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, cultivated as an annual, semi-trailing, spreading over the ground, smooth or slightly hairy on the lower part, with slender branches. Lobelia, also known as trailing lobelia, is native to southern Africa, and is now distributed across many provinces in China. So how should you care for lobelia?
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