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This flower grows like crazy, climbs the wall in 2 months, and formaldehyde had better step aside!

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Many people want to grow a flower that can climb walls, but always worry that their home does not have a big enough yard. Let me tell you, actually indoors you can also grow a wall-climbing flower. Not only is it beautiful, but during the dry autumn and winter weather, it can also absorb formaldehyde and other harmful gases, making your body healthier!

Keep a pot of lipstick plant at home, and it becomes a waterfall in 1 month!

Main effect: absorbs formaldehyde, benzene and other harmful substances

What makes the lipstick plant prettier than the spider plant is that its flowers are bright red, like little lips. Keep one pot at home and it can not only quickly climb the wall, but also purify the air.

Care tips:

1. The lipstick plant only needs plenty of scattered light to grow vigorously, so even homes with poor lighting can grow it.

2. You can usually pinch off the growing tips to encourage branching; if the terminal buds appear wilted, you can add some calcium fertilizer such as eggshells.

Keep a pot of asparagus fern at home, and it climbs onto the wall in no time!

Main effect: absorbs sulfur dioxide, and the scent it secretes can inhibit bacteria and fungi in the air, reducing the occurrence of colds

The asparagus fern not only has a strong air-purifying ability, but also has an elegant shape. As long as it is well cared for, it can even cover an entire wall, instantly elevating the style of the room!

Care tips:

1. The asparagus fern likes humidity, so remember to spray water on the leaves regularly to avoid yellow leaves.

2. If you want the asparagus fern to climb the wall quickly, you can mix some bean cake fertilizer into the potting soil, and you can also usually water it with some fermented rice-washing water.

Keep a pot of wax flower at home, and it can bloom quickly even without much light!

Main effect: absorbs formaldehyde, benzene, sulfur dioxide and more

Some gardening friends always think that if the indoor light is poor, they cannot grow flowering plants. Actually, you can grow a pot of wax flower! It can bloom with just a little light!

Care tips:

1. The wax flower is extremely shade-tolerant and can bloom with just a little light. It can be grown indoors or under the eaves.

2. If you want the wax flower to bloom more, you can mix some perlite, coconut coir and so on into the potting soil. Before flowering, spray more potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to promote flower bud differentiation and produce more buds.

Keep a pot of ivy at home, and secondhand smoke disappears completely!

Main effect: absorbs harmful substances such as nicotine in the air and converts them into its own nutrients

For gardening friends who smoke at home, I recommend that you must grow a pot of ivy! Ivy can purify secondhand smoke in the air, and its vines can climb up the wall, even saving you the cost of curtains!

Care tips:

1. When the autumn and winter weather is dry, spray water on the leaves more often to maintain humidity, and be sure to place it in a ventilated spot.

2. During the growing season, apply a dilute liquid fertilizer about once every 2-3 weeks. For variegated varieties, apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to avoid too much nitrogen fertilizer, which can make the variegation disappear.

Keep a pot of inch plant at home, and its looks keep getting better!

Main effect: absorbs various harmful substances, making indoor air fresher

The inch plant not only purifies the air, but its leaves also have obvious patterns. Keep one pot at home and it turns into a waterfall, and the whole home's appearance rises along with it!

Care tips:

1. It likes high-humidity places. Once the humidity is insufficient, the tips tend to dry out and the leaves turn yellow, so spray water in time.

2. You can spray a 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution on the leaf surface, thereby making the inch plant's leaves glossier and the patterns more obvious!

Keep a pot of bleeding glory bower at home, and it can bloom for 365 days!

Main effect: absorbs harmful substances such as benzene and sulfur dioxide

Previously, when I visited a friend's home, I saw their bleeding glory bower and was simply incredibly envious. I hurried home and grew a pot, letting it climb up along the south-facing window. It was simply stunning!

Care tips:

1. It likes light, so it can be placed on a south-facing windowsill or beside a window. Usually, just being able to open the window for ventilation is enough.

2. Usually water only after the soil dries. During the flowering period, do not let water touch the petals, otherwise it will cause the buds to drop.

Keep a pot of air plant at home, and it can become a curtain without soil!

Main effect: does not need soil, only water to survive

If you really cannot buy soil where you live, and you are unwilling to go out to buy some, you might as well keep a pot of air plant at home. It does not need any soil at all, and only needs timely spraying of water, which is enough!

Care tips:

1. The air plant likes a humid environment. In the dry autumn and winter weather, be sure to spray water more often.

2. Ventilate frequently. Once ventilation is poor, it will cause rot.

Keep a pot of purple necklace plant at home, and it hangs down half a meter in 1 month!

Main effect: improves air quality, making indoor air fresher

The purple necklace plant is a type of succulent and grows very quickly. From cutting to becoming a waterfall basically takes only 1 month, fully meeting your needs!

Care tips:

1. Hang it on a south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill and give it more sun, which can make the purple necklace plant's color even better!

2. Make sure the soil is loose and breathable. You can use peat soil and perlite mixed at a ratio of 3:1.

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