A balcony flower rack that can be sorted out with just one screwdriver
Do you want to grow flowers on your balcony? Do you feel the balcony space is too small? Below is an introduction to a new type of balcony flower rack. Its biggest feature is that the vertical flower rack can be laid flat, which has many benefits, for example, letting the plants enjoy sunlight better, and making it more convenient to tidy the plants and water them.
Put a multi-tier flower rack on the balcony to make full use of the vertical space, extending toward the wall, using air plants, soilless cultivation, light and thin in texture, with no pollution such as soil falling out or muddy water leaking when watering, clean and neat.
The rack has been carbonized, and the outer layer looks like charcoal
A single flathead screwdriver makes it easy, and with green plants on it the room is full of spring
The flower rack looks quite nice, retro style, used for succulents
The flower rack looks very nice, the color is nice too, the length and size are all very suitable, putting some small flowers and grasses in the corner is very pretty!
No need to worry about having nowhere to put my succulents
Flower pots can be placed off the ground, so mopping the floor is no longer a problem.
To create a landscape effect, the arrangement is staggered in height, with a sense of layering. Usually just a few shrubs are enough to accent it, with the rest being low-growing plants.
Putting up a rack makes it feel a bit neater
After many years, the plants gradually grew bigger, so I set up some racks to help them grow upward. Gradually, with a patch of green leaves and a patch of red flowers, the balcony starts to look decent, like a mini garden.