This flower can grow 2 meters in 10 days, and even a 200 sq m house can't contain it
Star jasmine (Confederate jasmine)
Each flower of the star jasmine looks like a tiny pinwheel, and when a breeze blows, the fragrance fills the air. Star jasmine has exceptionally strong climbing ability - plant one, and don't expect your wall to have any empty space left!
Wall-covering secrets:
Star jasmine grows very fast. When planting, first add fermented soybean meal to the potting soil, then mix it evenly. With added fertility, the star jasmine will quickly cover the wall!
Wax flower (Hoya)
Only those who have grown hoya can truly appreciate its beauty - tiny flowers cluster into a large flower ball, with a rich fragrance. Most importantly, it can climb along the wall all by itself!
Wall-climbing secrets:
In the hot and humid summer, hoya is also easy to grow. As long as you ensure good ventilation and mist water in the morning and evening to keep it moist, hoya will climb up to the roof in no time!
Ivy
Ivy has attractive leaf shapes and a bright, glossy green color. Placed anywhere indoors, a pot of it is a highlight, and its vines grow very quickly, easily forming a "hanging curtain."
Wall-covering secrets:
The high heat and scorching sun of summer is the season when ivy is most likely to die. To make ivy grow quickly without dying, place it in a cool, well-ventilated environment and frequently mist the leaves to maintain humidity.
Blue snowflower (Plumbago auriculata)
If Huahua could only grow one flower in summer, Huahua would definitely choose blue snowflower. Blue snowflower not only has a cool, refreshing color, but can also easily take over a whole wall!
Wall-covering secrets:
Blue snowflower loves sunlight, so grow it wherever the light is best! After the flowers fade, they tend to stick to the leaves, so remember to prune promptly so it can sprout and bloom again!
Rose (Chinese rose)
Roses are the flower gardening friends are most familiar with - Parade, Pierre de Ronsard... these rose varieties can easily climb up a whole storey, so anyone who loves flower walls must grow one!
Wall-covering secrets:
Roses can't grow well without fertilizer, but too much fertilizer in summer can easily harm them. To grow roses well in summer, you just need good ventilation and plenty of sunlight!
Clematis
Clematis has large flowers and many colors, and is known as the "Queen of Vines." Just give it a trellis, and clematis will climb all the way up!
Wall-covering secrets:
To make clematis grow wildly into a wall, give it plenty of light in summer, but be careful to shade it at noon. Also, once you notice the potting soil is dry 2-3 cm down from the surface, water it promptly.
Chinese trumpet creeper
Many friends living in cities have always been hesitant about growing Chinese trumpet creeper. Huahua guesses it must be because Chinese trumpet creeper climbs onto the roof far too easily!
Wall-covering secrets:
Chinese trumpet creeper is very easy to care for in summer. As long as you give it plenty of sunlight and enough room to grow, that's all it needs!
Honeysuckle
Many friends love the fresh fragrance of honeysuckle and often use it to make tea to clear heat and reduce inflammation. Beyond that, the tiny honeysuckle is also a hidden climbing expert!
Wall-covering secrets:
Honeysuckle has exceptionally strong growth ability, tolerating shade, drought and waterlogging - it's practically an "unkillable little powerhouse." So when caring for honeysuckle in summer, all you need to do is ensure plenty of sunlight!
Pothos
Pothos is the most ordinary kind of green plant, but its wall-climbing skills are anything but ordinary. With good care, one room won't be enough for it to climb!
Wall-climbing secrets:
Pothos is very well suited to indoor care and can grow well in any indirect light environment. When watering, if you add a little aspirin solution, pothos can grow faster and climb longer!
Do any of you gardening friends have a "wall-covering" flower at home?
What's your "wall-covering" secret?
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