What should I pay attention to when planting creepers? How should I plant a creeper?

Precautions for planting creepersThe planting time of creepers and the selection of methods are concentrated in spring and autumn, and the seed germination rate and survival rate of cuttings are quite high in these two seasons. The planting of creepers is basically a very extensive type, because it has strong ecological adaptability, can grow in different environments, and has low requirements for light, soil, temperature, etc.

Creeper growing environmentThe creeper is a plant that prefers humid environments very much, and can grow in shaded environments, but it can also grow well under light, and it is a plant that does not require much light, and it can grow normally in various environmental soils. However, it should be noted that it is not very resistant to water and moisture, especially since it is afraid that water accumulation will affect its roots.

The main value of the creeperThe ornamental value of the creeper is the most basic, planting creeper on the wall or in various scenes, with green leaves, verdant and lovely, and in autumn it can also turn into another bright yellow or orange yellow or even red, these rich color changes also make the creeper very popular. Creepers can also play a huge role in roof greening or some landscaping, and its greening effect makes it able to improve the environment in which people live to a large extent, and has a good improvement effect on the indoor environment.

Before germination in early spring, the roots can be planted along the wall, the plant spacing is 60 80 cm, the initial top dressing is 1 2 times a year, and pay attention to irrigation, so that it is adsorbed along the wall as soon as possible.

When planting, turn the soil deep and apply enough rotting base fertilizer. When the seedlings grow to 1 meter long, they should be drawn to the climbing objects with lead wires and ropes. In the growth period, liquid fertilizer can be applied 2 to 3 times.

And often hoe and loosen the soil to avoid being flooded by the grass and promote its vigorous growth. Creepers are afraid of waterlogging, so they should pay attention to prevent water accumulation in the soil. Creepers are resistant to pruning, and during the growth process, they can prune and arrange the branches at the doors and windows as needed to keep them neat and beautiful.

Don't listen to what they say so mysteriously, in late spring and early summer, choose strong creeper branches and cut them into 30-40cm long as poor strips. Dig a pit at the base of the wall about 15cm and bury the cuttings, water them, and be careful not to bury the cuttings upside down. Water every day or two.

It germinates in about 20 days, and its aerial roots attach themselves to the rough wall after the branches are grown. No wire rope guidance is required.

Creeper planting method:

Creepers can be propagated by methods such as seeding, striping and cuttings, usually using cuttings. In spring, it is advisable to use hard branch cuttings, and in summer, it is advisable to use young branch cuttings, which are easy to survive. When cutting, cut the creeper branches into long sections of about 15 cm, and insert them into the seedbed to water thoroughly.

It is usually transplanted before germination in early spring, and it is necessary to dig a pit and apply human base fertilizer before planting, and it needs to be watered thoroughly after planting. At the beginning of planting, it is necessary to guide the plants to climb up the building, and the tip of the branch can be fixed to the building with adhesive tape. During the growth period, it is necessary to apply 1 2 times of light fertilizer water to remove rhizosphere weeds.

After climbing and growing on buildings, creepers grow faster and can be left to grow naturally, generally without pruning, and have fewer pests and diseases.

Advantage. Beautifying.

Creepers have dense foliage in summer. It can be used to green house walls, park rocks and landscaping.

Cooling effect. Creepers have dense stems and leaves that can cover the entire wall of the house. Not only does it block strong sunlight, but it also lowers the temperature of the room due to the air flow between the leaves and the walls.

Cleaning effect. It acts as a barrier to absorb both noise from the environment and flying dust.

Dry book blue wet effect.

The creeper's tendril-shaped suction cups also dry up water on the walls, helping to dry out damp houses; During the dry season, humidity can increase.

Harm. Harassment of mosquitoes and snakes.

will attract mosquitoes. If the creeper is green, it may not be good. Sometimes it attracts snakes. Because climbing plants can provide an ideal hiding and climbing environment for snakes, some geckos and non-venomous snakes prefer to live in the branches and foliage of creepers.

The walls were destroyed.

will destroy the wall. Once the walls are breached, those snakes and insects may enter the room along the cracks in the walls.

Cuttings. Creepers are usually planted by cuttings. Adult creeper plants can be propagated by cuttings during the early summer months.

Dig a hole about 15 cm deep at the base of the wall and insert the cut creeper branches about 30-40 cm long. After planting, bury the soil, water once every two days, and germinate in half a month.

Seeding method. Seeds are naturally the key to sowing and propagating. In September, when the creeper fruit is ripe and purple, the fruit can be picked to remove the skin and fruit. Store in semi-dry sand. Sowing can be done in March next year.

**。When you see an old wooden building with green ivy on the walls, do you feel like you're in a retro European continent full of forests? I'm used to green creepers, but this red creeper has a different taste.

On the green bricks, there is a gorgeous red creeper, vicissitudes and simplicity. Who said that creepers can only climb all over the wall with this skin dust, and it is also very good as a potted plant! A small pot with lush green leaves, very lush.

1. Sowing. Creepers are planted using the sowing method. After the seeds are harvested, the peel and pulp should be ground off in time, cleaned and dried, and then put into the low-temperature wet sand for a winter, so that the blind can keep enough warmth and moisture, which is more conducive to germination in the later stage.

Planting takes place in early spring March. The seeds are sprinkled directly in the open field, then covered with film, and the seedlings will emerge in May.

2. Cuttings. Cuttings are also planted in early spring. Cut 20-30 cm of stems and vines and insert them into the prepared seedbed.

After that, Zhao Shida watered in time to keep the soil moist and quickly survived. Or cuttings with shoots in summer and autumn. During this season, the weather is hot.

Pay attention to shade and watering, and the survival rate is also very high.

3. Beading. Strip planting can be done in waves, which needs to be carried out in cloudless or rainy weather, which is more conducive to survival, or it needs to be transplanted separately in autumn and planted in the second year.

Creeper planting method:

1. Sowing method: Pick the fruit when it is purple in September, and remove the peel and fruit. Store in semi-dry sand and sow seeds in March of the following year.

In the early spring of the following year, it can be sown in the open field in early to mid-March, covered with film, and the seedlings can emerge in early May, and they can be cultivated for 1 or 2 years.

2. Cuttings: take mature plants, insert the branches into about 15 cm, bury them after cuttings, water them once every two days, and germinate in half a month. Dig a hole at the base of the wall to a depth of about 15 cm, and insert the cut creeper branches, which are about 30-40 cm long.

After planting, the soil is buried, but it can be watered once every two days, and it can germinate in more than half a month.