Keep a climbing flowering plant at home, it can shoot up 1 m in 10 days, and when it blooms it covers the whole wall

Climbing rose

The first thing Huahua must recommend is definitely the rose! Roses are simply everyone's sweetheart. As long as you plant 2-3 in the yard, basically after 2-3 years they can cover the whole wall!

If your home doesn't have such a large wall for it to climb, you can also choose to buy an iron frame, or build an arch yourself, and let the rose climb up along the arch. It is also super beautiful!

Key care points for roses: fertilizing

If you want to grow such a beautiful rose wall, besides sufficient daily sunlight, fertilizing is definitely also indispensable. Things like fish intestines at home, leftover fish bones and so on can all be used for roses, supplementing phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, so that they bloom more and more!

Garlic vine flower wall

Today Huahua recommends the garlic vine to everyone. Why is it called this name? Because it is said that after the leaves and flowers of this plant are rubbed, they have a garlic smell, so it is often planted in the yard to repel mosquitoes and insects.

The garlic vine is super easy to grow. It can bloom in spring, autumn, and winter throughout the year, and the largest wave of flowers is in winter! The color goes from deep purple to light purple, then slowly turns pinkish white, and it can keep blooming for 2 weeks. It is simply a must-have for lazy people!

Key care points for the garlic vine: light, water, and fertilizer requirements are all low

The garlic vine is simply a must-have flower for lazy people, with low requirements for light, water, and fertilizer. For flower lovers growing it outdoors, as long as you plant one, basically with hardly any care, it will soon bloom into a flower wall!

Bougainvillea flower wall

When talking about the bougainvillea flower wall, everyone is surely familiar with it. After all, this year bougainvillea has simply conquered north and south of the country, becoming a true internet-famous flower!

Generally in the south, bougainvillea is especially easy to grow into a tree, but in the north, if you want bougainvillea to climb a wall, it is best to choose a support and guide it a little, so that the bougainvillea can keep climbing upward!

Key care points for bougainvillea: water control

Bougainvillea is actually very easy to grow. For those flower lovers who say their bougainvillea does not bloom, it is recommended to control water. Change the bougainvillea's water amount to half of what it was before, keep the leaves normal for half a day and wilted for half a day. After lasting 21 days, water once thoroughly, then apply some fertilizer, and you can make the bougainvillea bloom as soon as possible!

Star jasmine flower wall

Huahua thinks the name star jasmine is really vivid, because after it blooms, the petals look like little pinwheels, and like jasmine they are white, patch after patch, very beautiful!

Because star jasmine is slightly toxic, everyone had best plant it in the garden to climb a wall or make an arch. Never grow it indoors.

Key care points for star jasmine: drought tolerant

Star jasmine is relatively drought tolerant. Even if watering is late, there is no big problem. If it is planted in the ground, there is even less to worry about. Usually it can get more sun, and it can also tolerate a little shade.

Honeysuckle flower wall

Lastly, Huahua recommends one more flower for everyone, and that is honeysuckle! If you ask what difference it has from the ones above, of course it is because it is not only beautiful when blooming and climbing a wall, but can also treat illness. If someone has internal heat and toothache, its anti-inflammatory effect is super powerful!

Someone may ask Huahua, can honeysuckle really be grown to climb a wall? Of course! As long as you don't prune it, and let it climb upward along the wall, you can basically get a beautiful honeysuckle waterfall!

Key care points for honeysuckle: get more sun

If you want honeysuckle to bloom more, sunlight is indispensable. Place honeysuckle on a south balcony or south windowsill, and it is best to grow it outdoors, let it get enough sun, then apply some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and it can bloom more and more!