Latest Reference Price List for Potted Flower Seeds

Growing flowers is a kind of life hobby. Keeping some plants and flowers at home can not only improve the living environment, benefit physical and mental health, and decorate the home atmosphere, but also cultivate character while serving as a form of physical activity. It is especially suitable for some elderly people with a fairly leisurely lifestyle to grow some plants and flowers at home. Now let us take a look at the reference price list for potted flower seeds!

Reference Price List for Potted Flower Seeds

Note: There are a great many kinds of potted flowers, and their seed prices vary with variety, market and purchase quantity, among other factors. The prices above are for reference only. Please refer to the actual prices when purchasing.

What types of potted flowers are there?

1. Upright type: The plant grows extending upward. Most potted flowers belong to this type, such as Brazilian ironwood, cordyline, cyclamen, wax begonia, azalea, gardenia, etc. They are the main material for indoor decoration.

2. Creeping type: The plant creeps and grows in all directions, and some kinds root at the nodes where they touch the ground, such as inch plant, spider plant, periwinkle, geranium, etc. They are excellent material for hanging displays.

3. Climbing type: The plant is climbing or twining, such as asparagus fern, bougainvillea, ivy, pothos, creeping euonymus, etc. They can beautify walls, balconies, high platforms, etc., or create an artistic atmosphere with various shapes.

Placement Positions for Potted Flowers

1. South window: gardenia, camellia, morning glory, geranium, azalea, jasmine, Aglaia, pomegranate, tulip, narcissus, hyacinth, lantana, chrysanthemum, calla lily, echeveria, aloe, agave, sago palm, sedum, kalanchoe, cactus, etc.

2. East window: calla lily, cyclamen, asparagus fern, asparagus, begonia, caladium, camellia, azalea, clivia, Christmas cactus, etc.

3. West window: star jasmine, Boston ivy, Chinese trumpet creeper, primrose, creeping euonymus, Buddhist pine, etc.

4. North window: spider plant, purple heart, Swiss cheese plant, inch plant, bamboo palm, English ivy, peperomia, lucky bamboo, maidenhair fern, etc.

Notes on Potted Flowers

1. Potted flowers are mostly placed indoors. Generally, flowering plants like strong light, some flowering and foliage plants like light, while most foliage plants and very few flowering plants like weak light. When choosing flower varieties and placement positions, it should be decided according to actual conditions.

2. The growth posture of potted flowers and the place where they are placed should be appropriate. For example, those that grow upright or are relatively tall should be placed in low places, while potted flowers with drooping branches and leaves or spreading growth should be placed in higher places. In this way, a sense of three-dimensional beauty will be created.

3. Potted flowers should be considered in terms of whether the size of the plant coordinates with the size of the room space. In a small room, placing small potted flowers appears exquisite and elegant without being vulgar; in a larger room, some large potted flowers can be appropriately placed to make people feel beautiful and generous.

4. The colors of potted flowers should coordinate with the colors of the indoor walls and furniture, so as to produce an overall beauty. A suitable purple clay pot, glazed pot, flower basket or woven bamboo pot cover can be placed over a clay pot, and the reasonable selection and matching of boxes, stands, small tables and desks for display should also be considered.

5. When watering potted flowers, the principle of “water when dry, do not water when not dry, water thoroughly when completely dry” must be mastered. Under the condition that the flowers are not harmed by lack of water, the soil usually keeping less moisture is safer and more reliable than too much moisture, that is, “better dry than damp”.