50 sq m rooftop terrace garden, netizens say they would want to stay there all day doing nothing

A 50 sq m rooftop "terrace garden," it bursts into bloom without any careful tending! Just let it grow wild and it goes crazy!

I just feel these varieties really suit me! A must-have for lazy people!

Well, actually, in this season, most of them are pretty wild~ all running endlessly on the road to bursting out of their pots!

A gardening friend asked me, "How did you grow Pink Dream so plump?" Well, because it can really eat! This Pink Dream flower ball now needs 2 liters of water every day! Even large-potted woody plants can't use that much water! So, that's how the plump Pink Dream was raised! Facepalm

You have to be able to lift it, that's the thing. Sometimes just to take photos, moving the flower pots around is a real struggle~

I'm truly lazy, and because I'm lazy, that's why I grow plants that suit my lazy nature! Heh

Decorative pots, just slipped over the outside. The actual plastic flower pots used for planting are hidden away, out of sight! Benefits: 1, attractive; 2, suitable for trailing petunias; 3, raised up high for easy cleaning.

It's overcast today, so the photos don't look good. When the sun is shining brightly, the effect comes out much better in photos, so I think it's mainly the lighting that makes the difference!

Fresh and serene, hmm, then that must not be this corner. This corner is rather lively! The other side is almost all green, even fresher~

For photos, moving things back and forth every time is too much trouble! Uh, so Pink Dream rarely shows its full view~ The spot where it's placed now is right next to the mop sink, not suitable for photos

Pink Dream oxalis; the red maple wasn't bought, it was raised from a young plant, childhood sweethearts, you could say!

Besides the beautiful flowers, the yard layout is beautiful too. I don't really like that kind of flower nursery plantation style!

Now is the beginning of Pink Dream's blooming spree...

Actually, given my personality, I should take a set of full-view photos of Pink Dream every day!

Then comparing the growth process later would be a kind of fun too!

But, right now Pink Dream is placed by the wall corner, and right next to it is the mop sink!

So, if I want to photograph the full view, I can only move it out for a good shot!

Oh my, Pink Dream is such a huge flower ball, moving it is a real struggle!

Because of that, only after many, many days does it get to show its full view once! Hehe~

And I have two Pink Dream flower balls this big, but I can only carry one pot out at a time for a showing~

The other pot is even harder to move, I have to first move the large planter holding the brocade maple before I can take the other pot out~

I think this is too much of a test of my physical strength. Uh, just thinking about it is fine, I won't actually do it in real life, ah hahahaha~

Netizen: A yard like this, I could stay in it all day doing nothing!