Try These 7 Trailing Vines for Summer Gardening, Hang Them Anywhere and They Become a Waterfall

Huahua recently browsed our community and found that many gardening friends have fallen in love with trailing vines. No matter how big or small your home is, hanging up a few pots instantly transforms the look, cozy and fresh. You might not have even seen some of these varieties, so come take a look~

String of Hearts

The leaves of String of Hearts are heart-shaped and grow in pairs, green on the front and purple on the back. The vines grow very fast, and in just over a month they can dance in the wind like wind chimes, so romantic~

String of Hearts Care:

In summer, String of Hearts has a brief dormant period, so watering should be controlled. Feel the soil with your hand and water only when it is dry. When the midday sun is too strong, provide shade, or you can move it indoors to a spot with good light.

Spanish Moss

Spanish Moss is a type of air plant, cheap and easy to grow. Hang it up after buying and it becomes a living painting, especially suitable for gardening friends who struggle to keep plants alive~

Spanish Moss Care:

Any gardening friend who has grown air plants knows that you just hang it up and mist it once a week. No worrying about light or fertilizing. Three to five tufts are enough to hang up and use as a curtain!

Lipstick Plant

Lipstick Plant is also called the jade-lipped flower. It can bloom in all four seasons, is very easy to grow, and does not cost much. It is just not very well known. Gardening friends who are tired of growing pothos and spider plants can try growing this one~

Lipstick Plant Care:

It can be grown in both the north and south, and is not picky about its environment. In summer, when temperatures exceed 36 degrees, provide shade. You do not need to water too frequently, once every 3-5 days is fine. When the weather is dry, mist it with water. Add a compound fertilizer once a month and it will bloom in all four seasons~

Monkey Tail Cactus

The fuzzy Monkey Tail Cactus is a current "internet-famous" plant, looking just like monkey tails. Anyone with children at home must grow a few!

Monkey Tail Cactus Care:

It is best to grow it in breathable granular soil (sandy soil, cinder soil, vermiculite soil) to let the monkey tails grow longer and longer. Keep it on a ventilated balcony, and the monkey tails will become fuzzy and keep blooming~

Asparagus Fern

Asparagus Fern is also called Wuzhu, with different names in different places. At first glance it looks a bit like asparagus fern, but it has a more trailing habit than asparagus fern and comes with a fluffy effect. One plant at home is enough.

Asparagus Fern Care:

Generally, sandy soil mixed with garden soil is enough for planting. Asparagus Fern is fairly shade-tolerant and suitable for growing indoors in a spot with diffused light. On sunny days, mist it with water to keep it moist. Because Asparagus Fern grows very fast, it is best to repot it once every spring and prune it in time. The pruned branches can also be used for cuttings~

String of Tears, String of Pearls

String of Tears and String of Pearls are both common trailing succulents, one pointed and one round, and their care methods are similar. Many gardening friends grow both together.

String of Tears, String of Pearls Care:

Both need semi-shaded care. Even indoors, they must be placed in a spot with good light. In summer, water once every 3-5 days, or water when the potting soil is dry. If the beads shrivel, it means they are thirsty, so water right away. If the beads turn black and rot, it means too much water, so cut them off right away!

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