Creating a sky garden on the balcony for 10,000 yuan, netizens exclaimed they couldn't recognize it

To turn the balcony into a garden, a lot was spent on the hardscaping, but when it comes to the flowers themselves, it really didn't cost much. The floor was over 5,000, the plant stands (including the wall trellis) were over 3,000, I never counted the flower pots, but 1,000+ for sure, and the soil also cost quite a bit, 30 yuan per bag of soil, a wooden box for a climbing rose needs 4 bags of soil, and there are 6 large wooden boxes alone, plus soil for all the large and small pots. As for the flowers, the big spender is mainly the clematis, one plant costs over 150 yuan, and I have 6. Most of the other flowers were grown from small seedlings or tiny plants, a few yuan to twenty or thirty yuan, I won't bother counting. See, that's roughly it. Oh, and fertilizer, I buy worm castings, 5 yuan per jin, I buy this often, always a big 6 kg bag, never counted how much it costs.

The study door framed by a climbing rose arch.

This one is a lobelia hanging on the wall. Very large pot, very lush. Lobelia is a must-have variety for balcony gardening, very showy.

Sedum hispanicum, an extremely easy plant to grow, to put it bluntly, a very humble little grass. Throw it anywhere and it will grow into a patch. So it's a great ground cover plant, but it needs a big pot, otherwise if planted in a small pot together with other plants, the others will be squeezed out with no room left.

The black metal pole is a floor lamp. In the lower right corner is "hair fern", a very cute green plant.

Many succulents are placed on the low wall, because this spot is sheltered from rain. But there's no sun, so the succulents still grew leggy; that very long red pot, you won't believe it, is a firethorn.

That pot of pink azalea is one of my favorites. Pink and tender like a young girl's cheeks.

Because it was once taken to the office desk, and the window had film applied that filtered the sunlight, so it basically got no sun at all, it grew extremely leggy, and I really couldn't stand looking at it anymore so I took it home.

The wine-red Angel's Eyes has started to bloom, with lots of buds.

A succulent I really like, Echeveria 'Lotus'. Since it wasn't raining, I put it on the balcony railing surface, between two pots of trailing petunias facing outward.

And a succulent that pains me deeply, a double-petaled pink kalanchoe that has grown into a flower ball

The pink one is an Angel's Eyes, just started growing it this year, still very small, but it has already bloomed, pearl pink, very delicate. The pot faces inward for me to enjoy, the purple one is a trailing petunia, pot facing outward, for passersby to see. The two pots are tied back-to-back to the railing post.

Clematis Patricia, last year was its first bloom, so it bloomed single-petaled, this year on the old branches it bloomed double-petaled; in the left photo is last year's first-bloom single petal, on the right is this year's double petal, amazing, right:

This is the balcony in full bloom, with all these flowers in their glory, thank you all for stopping by!