Botanical wallpaperare currently in trend. But with a little patience, you can also create attractive patterns on your walls with ranking houseplants. Since most indoor climbing plants cannot climb up alone, you should provide them with a clasp. Today we show you two clever ideas on how to attach a climbing plant to a wall. These DIY solutions are inconspicuous, reliable and can lead the tendrils of the houseplant to the desired direction along the wall.
The ivy is the ideal ranking houseplant to beautify a wall inside
We already have some suitable plants that you can use for this purposepresented in this article. Thanks to its obstacle to care, the undemanding efeutute (Golden epipremnum) The ideal climbing plant for the interior. It grows quickly, even with little light, and does not form any adhesive roots that could leave damage to the room wall.
Make climbing plants for the climbing aid for indoor climbing plants
Give your climbing plants to grow with this simple tanning aid, which appears almost invisible. The transparent fishing line makes the tendril look as if it were growing up on the wall in the zigzag pattern.
Working hours: 30 minutes
Difficulty level: low
Tools and materials:
- Beam finder
- Pencil
- Hammer
- Paint brush
- Scissors
- Painting band
- Scales
- Nail
- Wall color
- Fishing cord, transparent
- Velcro plant binder (Velcro tape)
- Ranking
Step 1: Localize the beams in the wall
With a beam finder, locate the bars in the wall. Mark the area on the wall with a pencil so that you know exactly where they are.
Step 2: The nails hammer
Determine how much space you need for your indoor garden. Mark and create the desired pattern. Whether grids, diagonals or zigzag-the shape is up to you. Then hit the nails into the wall. Next, delete all nails with a small brush in the same color as the wall to make it disappear visually.
Step 3: Wrap the fishing line
Knot the end of a fishing line on the bottom nail of your design. Wrap the fishing line in the desired pattern around the painted nails. At the end, knot the fishing line around the last nail and cut off the excess piece.
Step 4: Fasten the climbing plant to the wall
Wrap the plants from hisRank aid in the bucketand take the vines along the wall using the fishing line. Use cable ties or plant binders to grow the plant on the rank aid. After a few years, the ivy can green her entire wall.
Climbing plants wall fastening without drilling
Another way to attach a climbing plant to the wall is with transparent self -adhesive hooks. In this way you create a naturally acting composition with the climbing plant, which will ensure a real urban jungle feeling in your living room. The adhesive hooks stop climbing plants and enable practical wall attachment without drilling.
If the wall has bumps, they canadditionallyUse double -sided adhesive tape
Do you see the metal hooks that help the ivy to climb along the wall?
With climbing plants you bring the jungle feeling to your living room
Or why not in the bedroom
