All About Hanging Plants
Few things can change for themselves the atmosphere of a home, including plants. In many cases the appropriate location can be a problem, it is recommended hanging plants …
Some plants well combined, in different sizes and placed at different heights can be a very important element in clothing from home, or in a hanging planter that highlights the beauty of the plant.
There are several varieties of such plants.It is the Campanula, which keeps the flowers throughout the summer, and if treated can last for many years, but have to prune it when it happens flowering. Should be watered moderately in summer, while winter sparingly.
The Saxifraga, its leaves are green with white ribs on top and red underneath, and in extreme forms hanging seedlings. In summer you have to pay it fortnightly and keep the post wet. Clusters of flowers appear at the end of spring.
The so-called money plant, which should not be exposed to sunlight nor water it too much and if you see that is damaged, Breech and let re-sprout. Make it grow more lush outperforming outbreaks. And other types of plants that can adapt to the pendant:
Columnea. It should be away from direct sun as it requires a very high humidity. It blooms in early spring.
Love of man. It grows very fast and is very tough. We must prevent the soil to puddle.
Fuchsia. It needs bright light but no sun, moderate water but should not to puddle and have to be at a temperature between 10-25 º C.
Zebrina. Family is the love of man, differing only in color, since the zebrina is purple and silver tones which keeps the direct sun. To that drains well should be put under a layer of gravel. Moderate water.
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