She grows flowers at home, how did she manage to fill the whole house and walls with them

Everyone grows flowers, and some people are still struggling on the edge of life and death with their plants, while some masters can raise their flowers to the point of filling an entire house and walls. It really makes one marvel.

Now let us look at the masterpieces of those masters, and learn a thing or two along the way, to see how they all did it

Pothos wall

Pothos can be said to be one of the most common and easiest plants to grow, right? It is very easy to care for, and growing it under diffused light is enough. But there are probably very few people who can raise pothos to the point where it becomes a wall.

The wall is completely covered in pothos, cascading down like a waterfall, like a natural curtain. Whether used as decoration or to purify the air, it is undoubtedly a top choice.

Tips:

1. Do not let pothos go without light all the time. You can give it appropriate diffused light, and pothos will grow faster

2. Water frequently to keep the soil moist. Reduce watering appropriately in winter, and spray some clean water on the leaves in summer

3. Fertilize reasonably. You can apply foliar fertilizer to the leaves of pothos about twice a month, which can speed up its growth rate.

Christmas cactus waterfall

The flowers of the Christmas cactus are bright and fragrant, very suitable for growing at home, and this flower is especially easy to keep alive, making it very popular. Even so, have you ever seen a Christmas cactus grown into a waterfall?

Having a Christmas cactus at home clustered into the shape of a waterfall, with gorgeous and moving flowers blooming in competition, it is just too beautiful for words.

Tips:

1. Grow it in partial shade. Place it in a cool spot in summer, and after autumn begins you can place it in a spot with ample sunlight to promote the formation of flower buds;

2. Do not let the temperature difference between day and night become too large. Cool it down in summer, and in winter use methods such as plastic bags to keep it warm;

3. During the bud stage, spray water on the branches and leaves more often. You can apply phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer once every ten days, which is beneficial for the flowers to bloom.

Rose wall

Having a small house with roses all over the wall is surely a fairy-tale dream in many people's hearts, right? And some people really have grown roses to the point where the whole wall is covered.

Abundant roses stretch out from the fence, like a dreamy fairy-tale world. Even through a photo, you can feel an overwhelming sense of romance.

Tips:

1. Keep the soil moist, but do not let it become waterlogged. Reduce watering appropriately when the flowers are blooming;

2. Fertilize frequently to promote growth. Apply phosphorus fertilizer several times in April and May to promote blooming;

3. Prune regularly, and pay attention to preventing and controlling pests and diseases.

Spider plant waterfall

The spider plant, simple and elegant yet still distinctive and generous, is a very suitable indoor potted plant for growing at home. But not everyone can always grow their spider plant into a lush waterfall.

If you want to grow a spider plant into a waterfall, it cannot be achieved in just one or two months. The reason this process is difficult is that many people do not have the patience to wait that many years. Waiting patiently and caring carefully are the key.

Tips:

1. Once you find that the spider plant's soil has become dry, water it immediately. Spider plants are most afraid of lacking water.

2. When first potting the spider plant, you can put a layer of fully decomposed organic fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. About three months after potting, you can appropriately apply additional fertilizer. When top-dressing, you can use a compound fertilizer in an appropriate ratio, roughly once a month.

3. When caring for the spider plant on ordinary days, prune it at the right time, which can promote faster branching.

Dendrobium orchid curtain

There should be quite a few people who grow dendrobium orchids, but probably very few who can grow them into something like the picture below.

It is like a flower curtain strung together from pink blossoms, and also like an incredibly romantic wall of flowers. I believe it can satisfy many people's girly hearts to a great extent.

Tips:

1. Keep the temperature above 10 degrees year-round;

2. Control the humidity of the surrounding air well. You can frequently spray clean water around it;

3. Choose soil with good drainage and aeration, which can speed up the plant's growth rate.

Large asparagus fern

The asparagus fern has a slender and graceful form, quiet and elegant, with branches and leaves as clear and refined as feathers. Its posture is very unique and moving, and it has high ornamental value. But have you ever seen an asparagus fern that has grown into the look below?

This is a picture from a master's home. The green plant winds and turns, interweaving with itself, dyeing the entire home in fresh green and appearing full of vitality and boundless energy.

Tips:

1. Apply organic fertilizer once every half month during the growing season;

2. Frequently spray clean water around it to increase the humidity of the environment;

3. Pay attention to regular pruning during the growing season. Promptly cut off weak branches and dead leaves, which helps the whole plant breathe and ventilate.

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