Tired of growing spider plants and pothos? Then switch to these flowers - blooms covering the branches, one wave after another
Many flower lovers say that they have been growing spider plants, pothos and the like for years and are tired of them; now they have complete ornamental fatigue and are bored with them. So Huar introduces these flowers to everyone - blooms covering the branches, one wave after another, extremely beautiful!
1. Freesia
Freesia is a perennial bulbous herbaceous plant. The floral fragrance it gives off is delicate and orchid-like, and the flower colors are diverse. It is one of several flowers favored by flower lovers in recent years.
Freesia prefers acidic soil with high air permeability, so when mixing flower soil, you can add some sandy material and fermented orange peel, eggshell powder, etc., which can improve air permeability and increase fertility.
Freesia likes light but is not tolerant of direct sunlight, so pay attention to shading it at noon. It is relatively intolerant of drought, so in summer you can water it a bit more, but be careful that water does not accumulate in the pot, otherwise in a high-temperature and high-humidity environment it is very easy for the roots to rot.
2. Million Bells
Million Bells is a perennial herbaceous plant with persistent roots, known as "dancing spring flower". Whether placed on a balcony or in a yard, it is a very good choice.
Million Bells is a light-loving plant. Only in an environment with sufficient light can it grow, branch and bloom better. As the weather gets hotter and hotter, pay attention to watering it regularly. When short of water, the leaves will wither and the stems will become dry and woody.
It is often said that beautiful flowers are produced by pruning, and Million Bells is no exception. You should pinch off its growing tips, so that other branches can grow, fill the flowerpot, and produce more flowers.
3. Cypress vine
Cypress vine is a climbing flower. You can use some wooden sticks, thin string, etc. to make some supports so that its trailing stems can twine and grow. If you have a balcony or yard, you can let it climb up railings, walls, etc. When it blooms, it becomes a sea of flowers.
Cypress vine is a light-loving plant. Enough light can keep it growing continuously. Water when the soil is dry, and do not water when it is not dry. Usually you can spray some water on its leaves more often. After the flowers fade, promptly remove the spent flowers to prevent it from setting seed and to reduce nutrient consumption.
The introduction of these 3 kinds of flowers ends here. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comments section below. To learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!