How would you like to meet my plants? 🌸🌷 My Plants on the Terrace 💐

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Hello.

How are you? I hope you are okay. Yesterday I told you about my plants. Today we continue where we left off to meet them. While talking about the plants in my living room yesterday, I did not have enough time to share the plants on the balcony and terrace. Now, with all my energy, I will tell you about the plants that I look at in the semi-open and open field. First of all, I will start with the terrace floor. Before I start, I would like to talk a little bit about my terrace. Since our terrace got too much sun, we could not use it much, so we decided to have it covered and covered the upper part completely with wooden material. It was like a patio. The reason why I tell you this is so that you can understand where and under what conditions I position my plants.

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There is a tall old piece of furniture at the end of the terrace, and I positioned my succulents hanging on it. I don't know the breed exactly, I'd appreciate it if you could enlighten me on this. It continues to grow without any problems as it receives morning and evening sun.

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Although cacti are of interest to me, I am both hesitant because of their thorns. Still, there are a few cacti that I couldn't resist and bought. This is one of them you see.

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When the Sedum Sieboldii plant dried up in winter, I almost had to throw it away, but I kept it on my neighbor's warning. When I waited, I saw that he wasn't completely dead, but had grown back from his roots. If you have this plant and you think your plant is completely dead, don't throw it away, give it a chance. You will see it sprout again. When it gets big enough, it blooms pink flowers. I hope to see those pink flowers this summer.

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Monstera Deliciosa is actually a plant I've been looking at in my living room all winter. When I saw that the weather was getting better, I positioned it in the shade part of the terrace where it does not get much sun. My neighbor did the same and his plant got huge. So I plan to keep it here all summer.

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I don't know the name of this tiny leafy ivy plant. I know it has sprung up in many gardens here. I rooted it from the street and brought it home and planted it. It almost withered and died in the winter, but now its yellowing leaves are starting to turn green again and even bloom from white flowers. I don't know why, but I can't resist hanging plants. I positioned it in a semi-shade area on the wall of the terrace and I think it liked its place.

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Echinopsis Chamaecereus colloquially we call it the snake cactus. It is a hanging species and blooms red flowers in summer. It doesn't have flowers on it yet, but I'm sure it will start to bloom in a month or two. The other tall cactus, on the other hand, was the cactus my downstairs neighbor had put on the door to throw away, and I brought it home with his permission. I don't know the exact name but I have observed that it has grown about 20cm since I got it. I think it will continue to get longer.

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Aptenia Cordifolia; It is one of the glacial and creeping plants. Although they prefer to be used in many cemeteries in my country, there are some who raise them at home like me. . It adapts to both cold and hot seasons. It continues to grow by constantly giving branches from the sides. The more sun it receives, the more flowers it will bloom. It withstands up to -18 degrees. Even if it takes some damage, it still won't die. I keep it in a semi-shaded area for rapid growth. I even make sure it gets the evening sun.

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I propagated the Sedum Rubrotinctum plant from a tiny branch in the winter season. Just when I thought it was dead, I realized it was starting to sprout. Fortunately, it was revived. One of the plants I'm looking forward to growing this summer.

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Before I start this article, I made a macrame hanger for my String of Pearls plant on the terrace today. I'm thinking of hanging it from my living room window. In this way, the sun will get both, and it will be in front of my eyes.

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The last plants on the terrace are the Geraniums you see in the picture. These belong to my mother. In fact, geraniums are sun-loving plants. They are constantly getting longer as the terrace is not sunny enough for them. I think they will bloom this month, although they are not yet on them. We planted some of the geraniums in our garden today. I know they will grow beautifully there.

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Here is the most beautiful and most precious of my plants on the terrace! With his green eyes, he is the most precious part of my plants. I shared all my terrace plants with you. I have not included some of them here because they are the same plants as the others. The next step will be my Balcony plants. Keep following. Take care of yourselves. Thank you in advance for your comments and support.

love.