Grow flowers hanging from the ceiling, trailing down into big blooming balls, beautiful and space-saving

Are you still planting flowers in the ground or in pots? Then you are way behind the times! Try hanging the flower pots from the ceiling, and within a month, you will be amazed - every pot bursting with growth, billowing into big flower balls! Come take a look with the editor!

Million Bells (Calibrachoa)

As the name suggests, this flower is like a million little bells gathered together, so it is the easiest to burst into a full pot. Hang it on the balcony, give it plenty of light hours and light intensity, plus ample fertilizer, and before long, your balcony will be so full of blooms that people cannot even walk through - a sea of flowers!

Lobelia

Looking at the picture, you can tell that lobelia is also a type of flower that blooms until it bursts the pot. Hang it from the ceiling, give it plenty of sunlight every day, and provide ample nutrients and water, and it will bloom nonstop until you cannot even see the leaves! It will leave you stunned - do you want to give it a try?

Petunia

For petunias to burst into a full pot, they not only need plenty of light, water and nutrients, but most importantly, careful pruning by their owner. As long as your skills are good, making petunias burst into a full pot is an easy thing. If you want petunias to burst into a full pot, it is very simple: water on time every day, prune regularly, fertilize diligently, and quietly wait for the petunia to become a very, very big flower ball, blooming until it explodes!

Tuberous Begonia

Tuberous begonias have large flowers and brilliant colors, with double-flowered and single-flowered types. Looking at this picture, are you overwhelmed? Judging by this display, it is not inferior at all to the peony's elegance and splendor. Tuberous begonias fear strong light, so keep them in places with diffused light such as the living room. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Marguerite Daisy

The marguerite is a type of flower beloved by many artsy young people. The flowers are small yet fresh with a faint fragrance. Hang it from the ceiling, keep it in plenty of light, and every pot will burst full!

Bougainvillea

As long as you care for it carefully, plus give it plenty of light and nutrients, bougainvillea can bloom many times, and a hanging bougainvillea looks especially vivid, just like a red pagoda!

Asparagus Fern

Asparagus fern can be both ornamental and used medicinally. Doesn't hanging it up give it a special charm too?

String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus)

String of Pearls is a succulent plant. Hang it up, and it looks just like strings of Buddhist prayer beads linked into one long strand!

Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum)

Is this a pot of spider plant? You are wrong! This is burro's tail hanging from the ceiling, growing lushly, easily deceiving your eyes!

Succulent Combination

What the editor likes most is the succulent combination - it is both creative and highly ornamental.

Some people ask, how do you make such beautiful hanging succulent spider plants?

Succulent Hanging Basket

1. Materials

No. 8 wire, thin wire, tweezers, sphagnum moss, palm fiber.

2. Steps:

Bend the No. 8 wire into a ring;

Wrap the thin wire along the No. 8 wire and twist it tight to secure.

Soak the sphagnum moss in advance and wrap it around the wire, about six cm or so is enough

Wrap palm fiber around the outside of the sphagnum moss, then secure it with thin wire

3. Planting

Cut off the roots of the seedlings, leaving two cm of stem, poke a hole in the base just big enough to fit the succulent seedlings

Come and give it a try