What are the characteristics of creeper? Complete picture of creeper

1. Characteristics of creeper

Strong climbing ability: Ivy is a vine plant with many tendrils and suckers on its branches. It can be firmly attached to the exterior wall of the building through these suction cups.

Strong vitality: Ivy has strong adaptability and resistance to adversity. It can reproduce and grow rapidly in places with poor soil and harsh environment and occupy its own territory. Even if it is planted in a remote place where it rarely sees sunlight and has no maintenance all year round, it can still survive tenaciously, but its growth will be relatively slow.

Strong covering ability: Ivy has strong vitality and strong invasiveness. As long as it is planted and the conditions are suitable, it can quickly multiply into a large area. Therefore, creepers are usually cultivated in courtyards and on the exterior walls of buildings, where they can have a good greening effect. It can even relieve heat in the summer and absorb noise at other times.

Strong vitality: Ivy grows very fast. Generally, the branches and leaves of newly planted ivy can grow two to three meters each year, and can grow another four to five meters in the second year. Each plant can also be divided into five to twelve branches to increase the coverage area.

2. Cultivation of creeper

Growth habits: Ivy has a strong ability to adapt and can survive tenaciously even in a bad growing environment. If you want to grow ivy, don't worry too much. It is drought-resistant, sun-resistant and barren-resistant, and its requirements for soil are not high, but a shady and humid environment and fertile soil will be more conducive to its growth.

Benefits of planting: Ivy has lush branches and leaves, and has a good greening and beautification effect; it can also block the sun in the hot summer and have a cooling effect; it attaches to the exterior of buildings, can absorb external noise, and can also absorb dust in the air.