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Climbing Rose Small Windowsill Growing Record, Welcoming the Second Spring
Last year we introduced Cat God's balcony climbing roses. Today we introduce another balcony rose expert - Tun Xingfu (Stockpiling Happiness). Just like her name, happiness is something you stockpile bit by bit. Let's see what stunning things her balcony has...
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A tiny windowsill succulent garden is quite pretty, come in and take a look
A tiny windowsill "succulent garden," quite pretty, haha, who ever praises their own flowers as beautiful? Don't believe me? It really is quite pretty. Whether you have a big garden, or an open terrace, or a sunny little balcony...
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This flower is ideal for hanging on a balcony or windowsill, its branches and leaves draping down like a green waterfall, with bright red blossoms that catch the eye.
Many flower lovers hang some plants on their balconies and windowsills to add a decorative touch and a bit of green. When it comes to hanging plants, many flower lovers look for ones that can trail downward. Today, Hua'er will introduce a kind of flower...
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Potted Venus flytraps are grown for display on sunny windowsills and balconies, and are known as the carnivorous plants of the natural world.
Venus flytrap (perennial herbaceous plant) Venus flytrap, (Dionaea muscipula), English name Venus Flytrap, is a perennial herbaceous plant native to North America and a very interesting insectivorous plant, its stem...
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Windowsill kalanchoe bursts with blooms one pot after another, the balcony deliberately has no rain awning
I like to keep kalanchoes on the windowsill, where there is sunlight but no draft, making it the best place to care for kalanchoe. One pot bursts with blooms, then another bursts with blooms. Light accelerates the photosynthesis of kalanchoe and promotes its metabolism, so during the flowering period you can let it get some...
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How do you care for carnivorous plants? Beginners can grow them well on a windowsill or balcony with these tips
Carnivorous plants are among the most magical plants in the world, easily bringing to mind man-eating flowers. They produce traps to catch insects. Of course, don't imagine that keeping a few pots of carnivorous plants at home will wipe out all the mosquitoes in your house...
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Succulents begin to show their colors, sunlight pours over the small windowsill
Thanks to yunyun223 for the material. The weather is great today, the sun was already out early in the morning. While the light is good, I hurried to take a few shots before work! The weather is great today, the sun was already out early in the morning. While the light is good, I hurried to take a few shots before work! Tod...
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Calla Lily - Herbaceous Plant
The calla lily originated in Egypt and is a perennial aquatic herb, now developed into an amphibious plant. Its flowers are highly toxic, and accidental ingestion can cause coma, yet they have great ornamental value. Dwarf or small varieties grown in pots placed on a windowsill or in front of a mirror are full of exotic ambiance, especially lively and lovely.
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What plant is the white crystal chrysanthemum? Let us introduce you to this herbaceous plant
The white crystal chrysanthemum is low-growing yet robust, blooming in clusters, flowering early and with a long blooming period; viewed in masses, it is even more dazzling. The white crystal chrysanthemum does not come in just one color; pink and red are also fairly common. Place potted white crystal chrysanthemums of various colors on the windowsill. Balcony, and the ornamental effect is simply wonderful!
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What kind of plant is the spring grass? Let us introduce you to this herbaceous plant
Spring grass is also called spiral grass, named for its leaves that grow in a spiral shape resembling a spring. It is a newly introduced ornamental small potted plant in recent years. Its form is unique, its lines are smooth and graceful, and it is full of variation. Its flower color is elegant and fresh. It is suitable for growing in small pots and decorating windowsills, small tables and other places, peculiar and interesting.
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