Growing Lampranthus spectabilis in red bricks is rarely seen. Have you ever seen this way of planting?

This flower enthusiast doesn't use flower pots to grow plants, but directly uses red bricks. To be honest, the Lampranthus spectabilis in the red brick gaps really has a bit of messy beauty.

The red bricks happen to be filled with sandy soil containing vermiculite, and the space size is just right. Plant the Lampranthus spectabilis into the gaps, and there's no need to worry about drainage and aeration.

Lampranthus spectabilis, also known as Dragon's Whisker Begonia, has brilliant flower colors and abundant blooms, making it suitable for placing on a balcony or windowsill. If hung in a corridor or in front of a window, it is also a wonderful sight. Its propagation is also very simple: just cut a 7 cm long section from the top branch, then insert it into the soil, and you can grow a new Lampranthus spectabilis.

Lampranthus spectabilis likes potting soil that is slightly dry, with good aeration and ventilation. The brick has relatively good drainage, so it is not surprising that Lampranthus spectabilis grows well.

If you want Lampranthus spectabilis to bloom more flowers, you can remove the branches and leaves in the middle to encourage branch growth and produce more flowers. Of course, the removed branches and leaves can be used for cuttings, and more flowers can be grown.