These 5 flowers look even better hanging than curtains, and even beginners and lazy gardeners can grow them into a bursting pot

These 5 flowers, when hung up, look even better than curtains, and they are especially easy to grow, tolerating rough and casual care, so even lazy people and beginners can grow them into a bursting pot!

Heartleaf Aptenia

Heartleaf Aptenia is an ideal potted plant for greening the home. It grows fast, and with just a little care, even beginners and lazy gardeners will grow it into a wall of red flowers and green leaves, very spectacular.

Care methods

When caring for Heartleaf Aptenia in summer, also avoid direct strong light. You can water once every two days, and choose sandy soil with good drainage. There is also a little trick for caring for Heartleaf Aptenia: you can use potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, diluted 500 times for root watering, and diluted 1000 times for spraying the leaves, and you can alternate the uses every week. This will make Heartleaf Aptenia grow vigorously and bloom continuously.

String of Hearts

String of Hearts is very suitable for hanging. It stays evergreen all year round, and its leaves are heart-shaped, hence it is also called "heart to heart," very distinctive, and an ideal potted plant for decorating the home.

Care methods

It suits a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment. It is fairly drought-tolerant, and watering should follow the principle of preferring dry over wet. Also choose soil with good drainage to avoid root rot.

Bridal Veil Spider Plant

Bridal Veil Spider Plant is a variety native to South Korea. Its flowers are pure white, small and delicate, and it looks very beautiful when hung up. It is also a variety of spider plant.

Care methods

Bridal Veil Spider Plant is fairly drought-tolerant, so water it by the see-dry-see-wet method. It is also fairly tolerant of poor soil, but grows most vigorously in sandy soil, and can also grow well in a semi-shaded environment, so households with poor light can also grow Bridal Veil Spider Plant!

Thousand Leaves Spider Plant

Thousand Leaves Spider Plant has slender branches and small, emerald-green leaves. It can grow in a trailing form and has high ornamental value. It has a nice accent effect when used to decorate walls and balconies!

Care methods

It has strong adaptability to the environment, vigorous vitality, and fast growth. It grows very well in both light and semi-shaded environments. During the growing period, it is recommended to apply liquid fertilizer once every ten days to promote the growth of Thousand Leaves Spider Plant. In addition, you can change the pot once a year to provide enough growing space for the roots.

String of Pearls

The leaves of String of Pearls are like little prayer beads, emerald and crystalline, delicate and cute. Grown hanging, it quickly grows into a green curtain, very beautiful and lovely.

Key care points

String of Pearls suits loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil. For the potting soil, you can use garden soil plus leaf mold plus coarse sand with a small amount of organic base fertilizer. It grows vigorously in a warm, humid place with diffused light, and will be even more emerald and crystalline.

Note that in summer, avoid strong light and high temperatures so it can pass through summer safely!