Bury a few grains of this at the bottom of the pot for your climbing flowers, and in three months they will grow into a waterfall

More and more people are growing potted flowers now, mainly because plants and flowers can beautify the home environment, especially climbing flowers. Grown in a small courtyard or outside a balcony, once they bloom, they are simply stunning! There are many kinds of climbing flowers, and next we will share them one by one. Growing climbing flowers well also takes some skill.

Common climbing flowers include bougainvillea, orange trumpet vine, Japanese honeysuckle, morning glory, and Chinese trumpet creeper. Once these flowers cover a whole wall, they are truly more beautiful than a garden! To grow these flowers well, just buy a few grains of "fermented soybeans" and bury them at the bottom of the pot, and they can easily grow rampantly, becoming a waterfall in three months!

1. Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea, also called paperflower, three-leaf plum, hairy bougainvillea, and triangle flower, is generally planted in courtyards and parks. It likes a warm, humid climate, is not cold-tolerant, likes ample light, and requires loose, well-drained humus soil. How to use fermented soybeans: boil the soybeans, put them in a sealed container to ferment for one month, then take them out and bury them in the bougainvillea's potting soil, and wait for it to bloom and grow rampantly.

2. Orange trumpet vine

Orange trumpet vine, also called firecracker flower and yellow eel vine, is mostly grown by flower lovers in courtyards, on trellises, flower gates and fences. Whenever it blooms, its red-orange flowers hang in dense clusters, shaped like firecrackers, and are very spectacular.

The key to growing orange trumpet vine well is fertilizing. Barnyard manure, chicken manure and fermented soybean cake all work. Because it likes a sunny environment, it is very suitable for growing outside a balcony railing or in a courtyard.

3. Japanese honeysuckle

Japanese honeysuckle has a very strong creeping growth ability and is also called golden-silver vine, silver vine and two-color flower vine. It likes sun, tolerates shade, is strongly cold-tolerant, and also tolerates drought and waterlogging. It is not strict about soil, but grows best in moist, fertile, deep sandy loam. This flower is generally planted in the ground, and when planted in the ground, attention must be paid to fertilizing. Following the principle of light fertilizer applied frequently, applying 250 g of soybeans per month will keep it blooming continuously.

4. Morning glory

Morning glory can be said to be very common. It is also called morning face, bowl flower, morning glory and trumpet flower. Its flower colors include blue, crimson, peach red, purple and so on, with summer being its peak blooming period, and it is very bright. This flower is highly adaptable, likes ample sunlight, and can also tolerate partial shade. It can grow well in ordinary soil conditions, and if you apply a little more fermented soybeans and other organic fertilizer, it will spread very quickly.

5. Chinese trumpet creeper

Chinese trumpet creeper is also a typical climbing flower. It is also called five-claw dragon and red-flowered water lotus. Its flowers are bright red and its corolla is funnel-shaped, very beautiful. Besides being ornamental, this flower also has certain medicinal value. Growing it is also relatively simple: it likes light and warmth, and loose, fertile sandy soil is suitable. In addition, it symbolizes "admiration and reputation", and growing some can also add a lot of color.

Using fermented soybeans as organic fertilizer for flowers can basically be applied to any kind of flower, so you might as well give it a try! Fermented soybeans have a bit of an odor, which can be removed with orange peel.

That is all for sharing knowledge about caring for climbing flowers. Thank you for reading!

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