Don't be afraid of making it difficult, afraid of not having a special feature. Come and play with the ring-shaped fingertip potted plants.

I'm not afraid of difficult production, but I'm afraid it's not distinctive.

The circular fingertip pot plant rolls the branches of the plant into a circle and makes it into a fingertip potted plant shaped like a small Christmas pine ring.

If you use vine-like plants, you can easily make this shape.

Prepare materials

Vine seedlings (about 30cm)

Potted soil

Water moss moss

Prepare the tool

Scissors

Tweezers

Bundling steel wire (aluminum alloy wire with coarse 0.8mm)

Steel wire shears

A small spoon (used to add soil to a bowl)

Buckets, or large-volume containers (for soaking potted plants)

Materials for making pot plants with circular fingertips

Choose the green vines that cling to the walls of the house.

Because the branches of vines can produce roots, we can plant their curved branches directly in the soil to make them take root naturally.

It is precisely because of its natural rooting characteristics that the process of cuttings cultivation is omitted before production.

In this case, we use the vine banyan.

In addition, you can also choose plants such as ivy or Fufang vine, which are used as ornamental plants or balcony decoration plants, in a similar way.

Choose those seedlings whose branches are softer and will not be broken when bent.

Pot plant with circular fingertips

Production steps

One: decide the starting point

First of all, the design conceives the shape of the whole ring-shaped plant, including the size of the circle and the position of the plant that can be seen.

Test the plant according to the design to see if the whole is appropriate, and then determine the starting point of the whole plant shape.

Second, it is fixed with bundled steel wire after being rolled up.

Tie the steel wire at the starting point to bind the plant about three times, and then cut and bind the steel wire with wire cutters.

Curl the plant for a week, and then remove the excess leaves below.

The director suggested that the location of the starting point would eventually be buried in the soil. Usually people can only see the upper part of the plant circle. According to this design, the balance of the plant as a whole is adjusted.

Three: rolled vines

Curl the vine carefully and wind it two or three times.

In the middle position, it is bound with steel wire to prevent the plant from being deformed by loosening.

Restaurant: fixed after being rolled up

After the production of the three laps is completed, the steel wire will be tied up at the end point, and the redundant blades nearby will be cut off.

The director suggested that the fixed position after being rolled up should be consistent with the starting point. Similar to the starting point, the end point should be placed in the soil in the basin.

Cut the excess bundled steel wire with pliers to complete the production of plant material.

Wu: the compatibility between the test seedling and the container

Compare the plant with the container to see if it fits and meets your expectations.

Actually put the seedlings into a container for observation to see if they can keep the balance. In addition to planting the plant in the middle of the container, you can also plant the plant on one side of the container.

The director's note: the key to choosing containers is to select those deeper containers. This is to make the lower part of the curled vine completely buried in the soil.

Lu: implanted plant

Place about a tablespoon of soil at the bottom of the container, slowly insert the ring plant into the container, and add soil cover.

Add the soil repeatedly, then use tweezers to compact until the soil is fully filled to a slightly lower edge of the container.

The director suggested that the planting of seedlings, the covering of water moss, the embellishment of moss, the way of watering, and so on, can be referred to in the whole production project of thumb potted plants.

Seven: covered with water moss

Prepare a small amount of chopped water moss soaked in water and cover the soil with water moss.

Moss embellished with moss

Plant moss with tweezers in three different positions on the water moss.

Nine: the production is complete

Soak the potted plants in water to make them fully absorb water. Before the seedlings fully fit with the soil, put the potted plants quietly in the semi-shade for 7-10 days and take good care of them by watering every day.

With such detailed production steps in hand, try it quickly!

Planted on the balcony.

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