Keeping these climbing plants at home can save a lot of decoration money!

Hoya

When the ball orchid blooms, it looks like a ball, with clusters of flowers that are very delicate. It is usually fixed to the wall with tape, or pulled with an iron frame.

Hoya prefers a warm and humid environment, semi-shade, and its flowers have a furry texture.

ivy

Speaking of climbing plants, ivy is indispensable. It is a perennial vine with very long branches. It can be hung up and allowed to droop naturally, or the branches can be stuck to the wall with tape.

Ivy is relatively shade-tolerant and does not require much light, so it requires a warmer growing environment.

Pothos

When it comes to climbing plants grown indoors, one must include the green ivy. It can be said to be very easy to grow, and it is particularly eye-catching and fresh when grown indoors.

There are many shapes of green radish to grow, and different shapes have different ornamental properties. You can try to innovate on your own.

Chlorophytum comosum

The plant of Chlorophytum comosum has good climbing ability, with slender and graceful branches and leaves, which looks very romantic.

Generally, thousand-leaf spider plants are grown in a hanging position and are rarely pulled.

Generally speaking, the cultivation of Chlorophytum comosum does not require much light.

Brocade wisteria

In fact, the brocade screen wisteria is relatively strange. Its ornamental feature is not its leaves, but the aerial roots hanging from the plant. Its aerial roots are reddish-brown with a metallic luster. Whenever hundreds of aerial roots hang down, it looks like an elegant curtain, which is very eye-catching.

If you have these at home, do you need to buy other decorations?