20 easy-care and beautiful flowers that gardening beginners love most

Gardening is really so hard! Too much water, no good! Too little water, not allowed! Many flower lovers have told Huahua that gardening is so exhausting... But gardening should be a happy thing~ Today, Huahua recommends several easy-care, tough flowers, so you no longer have to spend effort and energy!

These flowers love basking in the sun most!

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Once spring arrives and the temperature rises, many flower lovers cannot resist taking their flowers outside to bask in the sun, and accidentally scorch the leaves. However, the following flowers are not afraid of the sun~

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Moss rose

From the name moss rose, you can tell it loves light. Therefore, a south-facing balcony with plenty of light and the outdoors are most suitable for growing moss rose. If you want more blooms, pay attention to watering more and water thoroughly~

2

Chinese rose

Chinese rose loves light very much and needs at least 4 hours of direct sunlight a day, so try to keep Chinese rose outdoors for care. Remember to shade it at noon and sprinkle some water on the leaves; increasing air humidity is also key.

3

Petunia

Petunia loves light very much, and the more sun it gets, the more flowers it produces! It is best to place it outdoors to receive direct sunlight. Petunias grown outdoors can be watered once a day, and water until water flows out from the bottom of the pot.

4

Geranium

Geranium is also very sun-tolerant. In spring, geranium can be placed on a south-facing balcony or outdoors where the sun can shine directly, making the flower colors brighter. When watering, you can add some liquid fertilizer, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate, for more blooms.

5

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe loves light. Except for shading at noon in summer, it can receive direct sunlight at other times. Spring is the peak growing season for kalanchoe; water about once every 3 days and apply a dilute liquid fertilizer once every 15 days.

These flowers love shade and coolness most!

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Many friends have told Huahua, what should they do if their home only has a north balcony? Do not worry, Huahua recommends several shade-tolerant flowers, and a north balcony can also become a small garden!

1

Orchid

Orchid likes a cool and ventilated environment, so it is necessary to ensure sufficient scattered light. Prepare leaf mold, decomposed rice husks, and honeycomb coal cinders in a 2:1:1 ratio to ensure the soil is loose and breathable.

2

Inch plant

Inch plant especially likes a shady and moist environment, so it can be safely grown on a north balcony. Water about once every 5 days, and remember to frequently spray the leaves to ensure sufficient air humidity.

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Peacock plant

Peacock plant likes a semi-shaded environment and avoids strong light, so it can be placed on a bright north balcony. Peacock plant likes a humid environment, so remember to frequently spray the plant and surrounding environment to increase humidity.

4

Hoya

Hoya is very shade-tolerant and can be placed beside a windowsill with plenty of scattered light. The soil should be loose and breathable; you can put a few pieces of charcoal at the bottom of the pot, which the bulbs can easily attach to.

5

Snake plant

Snake plant has a strong ability to adapt to light and can grow well under scattered light; exposure to strong sun can easily make the leaves turn white and dry. Apply decomposed compost 1-2 times a month, and snake plant will easily produce pups!

These flowers are not afraid of too much water!

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Many beginner flower lovers, when they first start growing flowers, will definitely encounter this problem: they cannot control their watering hand! Once they water too much, the plant drowns! However, the flowers Huahua introduces next can be watered with confidence!

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Calla lily

"The calla lily that cannot be watered to death" is enough to show how much calla lily loves water. Keep the potting soil moist but not waterlogged. For topdressing, decomposed soybean cake can be used, fertilizing once every 1 week.

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Bowl lotus

In the early growth stage of bowl lotus, it is not suitable to have too much water, otherwise it affects the development of the seedlings; after the plant grows larger, add clean water to the bowl so that the leaves float on the water surface to strengthen photosynthesis. When the water level is found to have become shallow, add water.

3

Pennywort

In spring, water once every 2-3 days. You can bury 1-2 granules of compound fertilizer in the pot so that pennywort can grow more luxuriantly~

4

Monstera

Monstera has very large leaves and needs a lot of water. Insert a wooden chopstick or toothpick into the potting soil and pull it out after 10 minutes. If the surface of the chopstick is dry, water immediately until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. When watering, you can combine it with fertilizing, adding diluted soybean cake fertilizer water once every 15 days.

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Purple moon

Purple moon loves water very much. During the peak growing season, generally water once every 1-2 days. Purple moon likes an environment with plenty of light, so you can choose to place it on a south balcony and pay attention to ventilation.

These flowers are not afraid of dryness!

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Some flower lovers often forget to water their plants at home because they are busy with work, and the flowers easily dry out and die from lack of water. However, if you grow the following flowers, you no longer need to worry about forgetting to water~

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Zinnia

Zinnia is very drought-tolerant; just water after the potting soil dries, and be careful to water until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. Never allow waterlogging. Zinnia likes an environment with plenty of light; insufficient light easily causes leggy growth.

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Cactus

Cactus is relatively drought-tolerant. Even during the vigorous growth period in spring, it only needs to be watered about once a month. If you want cactus to bloom, you should place it on a south-facing balcony with plenty of light.

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Desert rose

Desert rose is very drought-tolerant and must not be watered too much; in spring, about once every 7-10 days is enough. To promote flowering, you can apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate before flowering, or add a small amount of organic fertilizer to the bottom of the pot when potting.

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Kalanchoe daigremontiana

Kalanchoe daigremontiana has strong adaptability and is very drought-tolerant. During the growing period, water once a week, and just make sure to water thoroughly. Do not fertilize too much; once every 15 days, otherwise the plant can easily rot.

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ZZ plant

ZZ plant is drought-tolerant, and it is best to keep the potting soil on the dry side. Because ZZ plant has tuberous roots, once water accumulates in the pot, the roots easily rot, so you can place some foam or charcoal at the bottom of the pot.

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