How much is the price of perennial Parthenocissus paniculata seedlings? Why did you climb the wall? Is it harmful to the house? How to plant it?

Parthenocissus is also known as creeper, brocade, flying centipede, fake grapevine, red silk grass, stone blood, iron letter, iron railing, summer flowering, small flowers, yellowish green, berries purple and black. How much is the seedling of Parthenocissus? Why did you climb the wall? Is it harmful to the house? How to plant it? According to Wang, manager of Zhejiang nursery base, the price of seedlings in 40~60CM, 60~90CM, 80~120CM and 120~160CM is 0.65 and 0.8 yuan, 0.8 yuan, 1.2 yuan and 1.6 yuan, respectively.

Why does the ivy climb the wall?

There are many short pink filaments on the stems of Parthenocissus, which botanists call tendrils. Each short tendrils can grow several suckers that secrete sticky substances. These suckers can stick to the surface of hard objects like the feet of geckos with suckers, fixing stems to rocks, trees or walls, even if the wind blows them away. The new tender stem can continue to grow higher, and the rattan stem can grow to more than 30 meters, which is like climbing slowly.

Is Parthenocissus harmful to the house?

Yes, there is.

1. Provoke mosquitoes

Mosquito bites in summer is a very annoying thing, I believe we all have this feeling. Planting a Parthenocissus house can not avoid this kind of harm, thinking about some mosquitoes is still a small matter, in case it is not good to attract venomous snakes that like a shady environment.

2. Destroy the metope

The stems, leaves and claws of Parthenocissus are very powerful, and in the process of constantly climbing, they naturally go deep into the cracks in the wall and hold them tightly in order to ensure that the plant will not be blown off, so over the years, it is bound to cause damage to the wall.

Benefits:

1. Shading and noise reduction

When Parthenocissus is planted, it can grow luxuriantly in a year or two, and the dense branches and leaves will cover the wall to form a natural sunshade effect. Parthenocissus is protected by the hot summer. Living in the house will not feel hot. In addition, the climbing of Parthenocissus can also play a role of isolation, which can not only reduce the harm of noise to the occupants, but also reduce the adhesion of dust and enhance the humidity in the air environment because of the natural purification of plants.

2. Aesthetic greening

The lush green leaves of Parthenocissus are also a great greening plant, spreading on the outer walls of the building, just like putting on a coat of magic. Green leaves in spring, flowers in summer, and a touch of yellowness in autumn.

How to plant Parthenocissus?

1. Cutting propagation of Parthenocissus Parthenocissus is easy to survive, soft branches and hard cinnamon cuttings can be carried out in spring, summer and autumn. Spring and summer cuttings can be planted in beds without shade sheds in arid areas, and the management is relatively extensive.

2. Striping propagation takes root faster and has a high survival rate, which is mostly carried out before the rainy season, that is, in autumn. It can be cut off from the mother and become a new plant, which can be planted by digging seedlings or false planting, and then planted in the following spring.

3. Sowing and breeding seeds mature in October, remove the pulp after harvest, then sow or wash and dry the seeds for storage. In the next spring, soak the seeds in clean water for 2 days before sowing, store them in sand, place them in the leeward or indoors 5-7 days close to the sowing date, moisturize and germinate, and sow some of the seeds when they crack. Bed sowing and ridge sowing are available. After fine management, the annual seedling length can reach 1 to 2 meters.

4. Buried branches or roots were propagated to take the branches or side reports of the mother plant, 0.5 cm in diameter, ditched and laid flat, covered with 2-3 cm, slightly stepped on the feast, irrigation to preserve soil moisture, so that it grew into a new plant. The connection of each plant is cut off in the next spring to form a separate individual, which can be carried out in spring, summer and autumn.