introduction

The purpose of this article is to highlight the basic advantages the mystery and at the same time satisfy your curiosity about the benefits of this method.

Why do some flowers hang upside down?

1. Advantages of maximizing space

The lack of land and space is a common problem, especially in the gardening world.

This problem requires maximizing plants or other activities in the garden,  this than with reverse planting.

This planting method  with legumes such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers.

2. Advantages of flexibility

Legumes such as tomatoes do well in sunlight, which is a challenge for most gardeners because they are not sure if there will be enough light in a particular location to produce.

Therefore, a good strategy is to turn the plants upside down to move them to a place where they can absorb the full effect of sunlight and grow well.

 Also, if bad weather threatens, you can move the por housing

4. Prevents or limits pests and infestations

Vertical cultivation of plants also limits the spread of diseases, since the plants and their fruits do not come into contact with the soil, thus preventing the destructive action of pests that can infect the soil and infest the plants or fruits.

5. It allows easier care

Another great advantage of growing tomatoes upside down is that it is easier to care for them than growing them in normal conditions.

For example, in some cases, you have to squat down and stretch before you can perform maintenance tasks such as watering plants that do not grow vertically.

Conversely, plants that are upside down provide an advantage to the gardener because he or she does not have to strain before performing these tasks.

6. Absence of weeds

An important feature and benefit of growing plants upside down is that there are few or no weeds.
Despite its attractive advantages, it also brings disadvantages.

For example, they believe that a vertical planting system may produce fruit with daily watering and frequent fertilizing, but most will not mature well.

Only smaller species are suitable for hanging cultivation. In addition to the disadvantages of overhead growing, other factors may include ability to retain moisture, lack of sunlight, and the biological fact that small plants cause odd growth.

Below we have listed the disadvantages of upside down cultivation.

1. Weight problems
2. Susceptible to constant and high water consumption
3. Fruits can be completely shaded

Result

Looking at the advantages and disadvantages of growing plants upside down, we can generally conclude that it has more advantages than disadvantages.

In general, plants grown upside down are easier to harvest, the risk of pests and diseases is reduced, and they are portable or mobile.

Materials for upside-down planting can also be made with cheaper materials that can be used every year