6 flowers that are veritable blooming machines, 1 plant can bloom 200 flowers, and you can't even cut them all

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Although once April passes, many flowers have mostly faded and the lively bustle is about to disperse, some flowers are only just beginning to bloom. Today Huahua will talk about a few seasonal blooming "marvels," so flower lovers still have flowers to enjoy during the spring-summer seasonal change!

Rosa multiflora (multiflora rose)

Many flower lovers, once they have English roses, forget Rosa multiflora. Although our flowers are small, we have lots of blooms, resist disease well, and are easy to grow~ If you don't believe it, plant one, and it will burst into bloom for you in no time!

Soil: ordinary garden soil is fine

Fertilizer: manure soil fertilizer, eggshells, rice-washing water, soybean water, soybean cake (residue) can all be used as fertilizer

Light: at least 4-6 hours of light per day, suitable for growing in a yard or on a south-facing balcony

Water: when grown outdoors, water once a week; in pots, water once every 3-5 days

Anisodontea capensis (African mallow)

Anisodontea capensis can be called the "popcorn" of blooming machines; a tiny plant blooming several hundred flowers is a piece of cake!

Soil: ordinary garden soil mixed with leaf mold and sand is fine

Light: loves light; can be grown outdoors or on a balcony or windowsill

Watering: loves water; during the flowering period, water once every 1-2 days; at ordinary times, water once every 3-5 days

Cineraria

Cineraria can bloom in both spring and autumn, and the flowering period can last more than 2 months. The flower form is compact and the colors are vivid. At the same blooming speed, it is much more impressive than marguerites and English daisies.

Soil: leaf mold and peat soil mixed with ordinary garden soil is fine; loose, fertile, and airy

Light: outdoors or in diffused light is fine; avoid exposure to strong sun during high summer temperatures

Watering: water once every 2-3 days; at ordinary times, you can spray water with a spray bottle to maintain air humidity

Gymnocalycium baldianum (spider cactus)

For flower lovers who think they can't grow anything well, you must not miss Gymnocalycium baldianum. A small cactus can bloom dozens of flowers, and once it starts blooming it lasts a month!

Habits: heat-tolerant and drought-tolerant; it has low demands for soil, water, and light; full sun or partial sun is fine

Blooming: before and after the flowering period, give it plenty of sun and water once every 3-5 days; do not let water accumulate

Summer and winter: during high summer temperatures and low winter temperatures, move it to semi-shade or indoors for care

Huahua adds one more thing: Gymnocalycium baldianum can also resist radiation~

Dianthus (China pink)

In the flower language of Dianthus, there is a symbol of a mother's tender love. Mother's Day is coming soon, so you can also give it to your mom. If you like it, hurry and start growing it~

Soil: ordinary garden soil mixed with peat soil and sand is fine

Light: loves light; can be grown on a south-facing balcony or windowsill; it is not afraid of sun~

Watering: drought-tolerant; generally water once every 5-7 days; avoid water accumulation that causes root rot

Verbena

Verbena, with its ever-changing colors, is probably in many flower lovers' homes. Once you've grown 1, you just can't stop~

Soil: likes loose, fertile soil; garden soil mixed with peat soil, leaf mold, etc.

Light: loves light and is not shade-tolerant; suitable for growing in a sunny yard or on a south-facing balcony

Watering: during the flowering period, water about once every 3 days; you can also spray water to keep it moist; avoid excessive moisture

In May, Huahua keeps blooming without stopping~

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