What plants are suitable for keeping on the balcony?

Generally speaking, the balcony will look better if you put some flowers and plants. It's a bit of a hassle to take care of, but I personally think the cactus will be a little better, and you don't need to take care of it too much.

And there are a lot of electricity in the city, the radiation will be relatively large, and the cactus can also absorb radiation.

The key is what plants do you want to raise? There are many plants that can be raised, do you want to look good or easy to raise, or do you want to play the various functions of plants?

The first thing to do is to understand the orientation of your balcony, because the lighting varies greatly due to the different orientations. The south-facing balconies are basically sunless in summer, while the north-facing balconies are the opposite, and the east-facing and west-facing balconies each receive only half a day's sunshine. Therefore, it is necessary to choose the appropriate plant species according to the orientation.

For example, if the balcony is south-facing and the sun shines for a long time, you can raise some flowers and plants that like the sun, such as Milan, jasmine, Fusang, Yueji, etc. If the balcony is facing east or west, it is best to plant some creeping plants, such as Lingxiao, Chrysanthemum, Morning Glory, etc.

If the balcony is facing north, you can plant some shade-tolerant or semi-negative-tolerant plants, such as bamboo, evergreen, monstera, etc.

Choose different planting methods according to the orientation.

Balconies are generally limited in space, often planted with climbing or creeping plants, and parallel vertical or parallel horizontal greening. Generally, the west balcony is very sunny in summer, and it is more suitable to use parallel and vertical greening. The plants form a green curtain to block the direct sunlight, play a role in heat insulation and cooling, and make the balcony form a cool and comfortable small environment.

On the balcony with a better orientation, horizontal greening can be used to destroy the circle rows. In order not to affect the functional requirements of life, it is necessary to choose the appropriate composition form and plant material according to the specific conditions.

Methods for planting climbing plants.

The most common thing on the balcony is to plant climbing plants, there are two ways to pull, one is to use building materials to make a simple trellis form, the trellis is durable and has ornamental value in itself, it is more particular in color and form, and the plants can also be watched after the leaves fall in winter. This method is suitable for plants with weak climbing ability. The second is to use ropes, wires, etc. to traction.

According to your own ideas, you can pull up from the ground floor courtyard or from the floor to integrate the balcony greening and wall greening to enrich the beauty of the building façade. Commonly used climbing and collapsing plants include ivy, brocade, honeysuckle, grapes, loofahs, etc.

In addition to climbing plants and creeping plants, you can also plant annual or perennial flowers in the planter, and it is best to choose the surplus plants that are rough and easy to grow, have a long flowering period or beautiful leaf color.

Sunny balconies with long sunshine hours should choose flowers that like light, such as Milan, jasmine, white orchid, yueji, hibiscus, chrysanthemum, sunflower, pomegranate, kumquat, grapes, cactus, cactus, and heat-tolerant and drought-tolerant succulents.

One, Milanese flowers.

The Milanese flower has dense foliage, green and bright leaf color, and blooms many times a year, with the most blooming in summer and autumn. When it blooms, it is fragrant and smells like an orchid. Milanese flowers are adapted to warm and humid climatic conditions, and adult plants need plenty of sunlight.

Two, Jasmine. Jasmine prefers warm, moist and sunny environments, and its leaves are emerald green, the flowers are white, and the aroma is strong, making it the most common aromatic potted flower. It is suitable for raising at home, can emit a strong aroma, refreshing the heart, evergreen shrub, and slender branches.

Three, chrysanthemums. Chrysanthemum is a perennial herbaceous plant with a height of 60-150 cm. Stems erect, bracts multilayered, outer green, strip-shaped, margins membranous, pubescent outside; The tongue-shaped flowers are white, red, purple or yellow. The flower colors are red, yellow, white, orange, purple, pink, dark red and other colors, and there are many varieties cultivated.

Fourth, cactus.

Clumps of succulent shrubs, tall rice. upper branches broadly obovate, obovate-elliptic or nearly rounded, green to blue-green, glabrous; The spines are yellow, with light brown transverse stripes, and they are hard. perianth yellow, with green ribs; filaments pale yellow; Anthers yellow.

Cacti are light-loving, drought-tolerant, and suitable for growing in neutral, slightly alkaline soils.

Fifth, succulents.

There are many species of this type of plant, the plant shape is peculiar, and the individual is relatively small. Succulents are easier to reproduce because of their well-developed meristems. Drought-resistant, light-loving, easy to survive, and unique in shape.

The plants placed on the balcony are as follows:

1. Pothos. 2. Ivy

3. Morning glory.

4. Star flowers.

5. Wisteria flowers.

Vine plant: refers to a type of plant that grows on the ground with slender stems, cannot stand upright, and can only cling to other objects (such as trees, walls, etc.) or crawl on the ground, the most typical such as grapes. Vine is the English word vine, derived from the Greek word oinos, meaning "wine", which originally referred specifically to grapes, and later extended to vine plants.

British English generally uses the word climbers to refer to rattans. Vine plants have been commonly used plant materials in gardening, and now the area that can be used for landscaping is getting smaller and smaller, and making full use of climbing plants for vertical greening is an important way to expand green space, increase the amount of urban greenery, improve the overall greening level, and improve the ecological environment.

Triangle plum, like the sun, rough and extensive, and the flowering period is long, beautify the balcony is a very good choice honeysuckle, climbing vines, there are railings on the line, amazing, drought and waterlogging and salt and alkali resistance Milan, jasmine, are not dead, the more the sun, the more flowers, and the fragrance is strong, the long flowering period osmanthus is also good, not afraid of the sun, the flower fragrance is sweet. . .

Cactus, Milan, half-branched lotus (can't die), potted flower pomegranate, triangular plum, etc., too many.

Hydrangeas, I also have hydrangeas at home.

As long as you water him every day for a long time, you can do it.

If you forget to pour it, you are helping him to pour it, and he will still be resurrected.

And it's beautiful, and it's all kinds of colors

There are many plants suitable for raising on the balcony at home, such as hosta flowers, palm bamboo, ivy, fortune tree, rich bamboo, evergreen, peace tree, junzi orchid, jade tree, money tree, cactus, azalea, etc. These plants are relatively easy to maintain and have a good ability to adapt to the environment. Among them, hosta flowers, junzi orchids, and azaleas will also bloom, and they are of high value for viewing on the balcony.