8 kinds of flowers that are perfect to grow right now, blooming all over your balcony in a month and making everyone envious

Beautiful flowers bring people good moods, and caring for them cultivates the mind even more. In this beautiful spring, have you not started planting your own flowers yet? You need to hurry up. Today we are going to introduce several stunningly beautiful plants, and I believe once you see them you will have a clear idea.
Yueyuefen (China rose)
Seeing the China roses blooming on the branches is like watching a 16-year-old maiden freely displaying her beauty. The pink petals layer upon layer look like butterfly wings dancing in the air, and a strong fragrance rushes toward you. How beautiful!
At the same time, a single Yueyuefen plant will produce a large mass of flowers. As a flower grower you of course have to feed them well, and you must not be lazy when fertilizing her. She is also very easy to keep alive, just water her once every few days.
Morning glory
When I was little, the wall of my grandmother's house was covered with morning glories in all kinds of colors, so many that they dazzled the eyes. They are such tough little lives! Now you can grow them at home too. The temperature in spring is very suitable for planting morning glories. Sow the seeds and water them carefully, and it will not take long before they cover your balcony and show off their beauty. Remember, if you want their color to change, you can adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil appropriately.
Spider plant
Spider plants grow densely, with emerald green leaves growing outward, and they have extremely strong reproductive ability. The little plantlets they produce can become another small spider plant. Cut off the plantlets and soak them in rooting water, and once they grow roots you can transplant them into another pot. In summer, spider plants bring us a touch of coolness and a patch of greenery.
Hydrangea
Hydrangea flowers bloom in clusters, layered densely together. Its rooting method is also very simple: cut off most of the hydrangea's leaves, cut the flower stem into short branches, wrap them in soil and keep them warm and moist, and they will take root. After a few weeks you can transplant them into potting soil with good air permeability, and water once every two days. Remember, they absolutely must not be exposed to direct sunlight.
Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea blooms brilliantly. The color most often seen is red, and there are other colors too. For bougainvillea cuttings, you can soak the stem in rooting water or insert it into moist flower soil to make it root. After rooting, you can transplant it into a pot, and once it grows up, water it every week. Usually you can just put it directly on the balcony. Isn't it easy to keep alive!
Verbena
Verbena comes in many different colors. Having this flower on your balcony in summer is simply stunning. The small petals spread open, blooming there simply and plainly, gorgeous and charming. At the same time it is also very easy to grow, with no particular requirements for soil or sunlight. Water once every two days, and be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight.
Summer chrysanthemum
Summer chrysanthemums bloom in summer and autumn. They love water and sunlight very much. Their flowers bloom densely and large, and their colors are even more varied. The bright flowers, set off by green leaves, add yet another splash of color to summer.
Confederate jasmine (star jasmine)
Confederate jasmine produces bright red flowers in all four seasons, and it is very easy to keep alive. As the name suggests, confederate jasmine gives off a captivating fragrance, a fragrance that people simply cannot resist. At the same time, because it is a vine, you need to use wire to fix its direction of growth. It prefers slightly drier soil, so do not water it too much. Grown this way, the confederate jasmine will make your balcony beautiful to a whole new level.
Having introduced so many kinds of flowers today, are you getting a little itchy to try? Hurry and find the flower you love, and plant it! Now is exactly the right time to plant, as they grow very fast. In just over a month they will grow up and gradually bloom all over your balcony, and everyone who sees them will be envious.