Remember 1 saying when growing flowers, and these 10 flowers will be hard to kill even if you try
Money Tree
Key care point: watering
When watering a Money Tree, you must wait until the top 3-5cm of soil on the surface of the pot has completely dried out before watering. When you water, water thoroughly, and stop watering once water flows out from the small holes at the bottom of the pot.
Pothos
Key care point: watering
Pothos has a very high water demand. In spring, you can water once every 5-7 days, gradually increasing to 2-3 times a week, keeping the potting soil slightly moist, but do not let water accumulate in the pot.
Lucky Bamboo
Key care point: temperature
The most suitable growing temperature for Lucky Bamboo is 20°C. In winter, if you do not pay attention to keeping it warm, it can easily freeze to death. In spring, also be careful not to let it be exposed to cold wind, otherwise the leaves can easily turn yellow and dry up. Just place it not far from a windowsill.
Asparagus Fern
Key care point: humidity
Once watering is insufficient or the air humidity is too low, the Asparagus Fern starts turning yellow, so water it about once every 4-6 days. Usually use a spray bottle to spray water toward the leaves and around the pot to ensure humidity. It is best to water by the soaking method.
Pennywort
Key care points: light, watering
If you want Pennywort to grow vigorously, you must give it plenty of water and plenty of sun. Place it on a south-facing balcony to receive sufficient light, and at the same time water it once a day or twice a day, and Pennywort will quickly fill the pot!
Kalanchoe
Key care point: light
Kalanchoe likes light. The more light it gets, the brighter its flowers will be. It must get 8 hours of light every day, so if grown indoors, it is best to place it on a south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill. If conditions allow, placing it in the yard is best!
Succulents
Key care point: light
The better the light conditions, the better the color of succulents will look, so you must give succulents sufficient light. A south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill, or even outdoor growing, is fine. Usually, just water once you feel the pot has clearly become lighter.
Clivia
Key care point: watering
Clivia has fleshy roots and is very afraid of water accumulation. Usually poke down with a small wooden stick, and when you find that the top 2-3cm of soil on the surface of the pot has dried out, then water. Water thoroughly until water flows out from the small holes at the bottom. Small Clivia pots can be watered by the soaking method.
Gardenia
Key care point: watering
Gardenia likes moisture, so it needs watering about once every 2-4 days, and every day you also need to sprinkle water toward the leaves to ensure sufficient air humidity. When watering, add a little white vinegar or ferrous sulfate, which can prevent yellow leaves.
Spider Plant
Key care point: air humidity
Spider Plant likes a moist environment. Usually keep the potting soil slightly moist. In spring, you can water once every 5-7 days, gradually increasing to 1-2 times a week. Usually you can find a spray bottle and spray water toward the leaves and around the pot to increase air humidity.