Tired of spider plants and pothos? These high-appeal plants can grow into curtains

1. String of Tears

When watering String of Tears normally, pay attention: too much water will cause it to rot, too little will make it shrivel, so watering once every ten days to half a month is enough. When the temperature is kept at around 25°C, it will grow very quickly. If you want it to fill the pot quickly, just break off a section and put it in the pot, sprinkle a little soil on the stem nodes between the beads, and it will root naturally. It is very easy to grow.

2? String of Pearls

String of Pearls is a type of succulent. Its stems hang down or creep along the soil surface, so it is often grown as a hanging basket plant.

String of Pearls is very simple to care for! Each year from March to December is the plant's growing period, with a short semi-dormant period in summer. If there is not enough light, the plant is prone to leggy growth, the stems become fragile, and the spacing between the leaves stretches out very long.

During the growing period, keep the soil slightly moist and avoid waterlogging. The soil can be made by mixing cinder with peat and a small amount of perlite, at a ratio of about 6:3:1. When the potting soil is dry, it can tolerate a low temperature of about minus 2°C, referring to indoor temperature, not outdoors. Basically cut off water throughout winter; below 5°C, begin to gradually cut off water. In winter, try to keep it above 0°C, otherwise if the temperature is too low the plant is prone to frostbite and death, as it is not very cold-tolerant. When the summer temperature exceeds 35°C, the whole plant's growth slows down. At this time, reduce watering to prevent root rot caused by the potting soil being too wet. Also strengthen ventilation, provide appropriate shade, and avoid exposure to the scorching sun.

3? String of Hearts

String of Hearts is trailing and can creep along the ground or hang down, reaching a length of 150-200 cm. It is often hung at the side of a door or in front of a window, with its stems and vines swaying in the wind, which is very interesting;

The leaves are heart-shaped and opposite. Every leaf is shaped like love for you!

The suitable growing temperature for String of Hearts is 15-25°C, but it can also tolerate the high temperatures of summer at 35°C and the low temperatures of winter at around 10°C, so it has strong adaptability to temperature. It likes scattered light and avoids direct strong light. It does not like fertilizer, and especially avoids high-phosphorus and high-potassium fertilizer. Because its roots have large tubers that can store nutrients and water, it is a very drought-tolerant plant.

All three of the above are succulent plants. Succulents are not only for placing on tables; they can also be made into hanging plants, with even higher ornamental value. Let's grow them together!