4 small climbing flowering plants that are easier to grow than pothos, beginners can also grow them to cover a whole wall

1. Clematis

The universally beloved queen of vines - clematis! Besides its beauty, clematis is also a very tough plant, suitable for both north and south.

Clematis is a long-day plant and needs a relatively long period of sunlight to grow healthily and bloom abundantly. At least more than 6 hours of sunlight is needed to grow clematis well. For watering, in hot summer generally once in the morning and once in the evening, once each in spring and autumn, and in winter it can be extended to once every two or even three days. You can judge by hand: insert your finger into the soil, and if it feels rather dry, it needs watering.

2. Hoya

When hoya is not blooming, it looks quite ordinary, just like an ordinary green plant, but once it blooms it is stunning, almost as beautiful as a fake flower. Hoya has very good climbing ability, and if grown at home it can accidentally cover a whole wall.

It likes high temperature, high humidity, and a semi-shaded environment. In summer and autumn, relatively high air temperature must be maintained. Avoid exposure to blazing sun. In winter the temperature should not be lower than 1°C. It can bloom only with 3~4 h of sufficient sunlight every day.

3. Tradescantia zebrina

Tradescantia zebrina has soft and brittle stems, and creeps along the ground with trailing growth. Its leaves resemble bamboo, and the leaves are beautiful. Because its scattered, soft, drooping stems and leaves are ornamental, it is named Tradescantia zebrina.

Tradescantia zebrina has strong adaptability and does not demand much from the soil, but it grows better in fertile, loose soil. Tradescantia zebrina fears direct strong light and needs to be placed in semi-shade for care, or given 70% shading.

4. Nasturtium

The trailing stems of nasturtium twine around, the leaves are shaped like bowl lotus, and when the creamy yellow flowers are in full bloom, they are like a flock of butterflies dancing, with a unique charm.

Nasturtium likes moisture and fears waterlogging. During the growth period, the stems and leaves are lush and need sufficient water, so more water should be sprayed on the leaves and the ground to maintain relatively high air humidity. Nasturtium is a light-loving plant. When cultivated indoors in winter, under sufficient sunlight, it blooms continuously, and the flower colors are attractive. But when it blooms in summer, proper shading can prolong the ornamental period.

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