Is growing flowers hard? These 3 plants are easy to grow and beautiful, and any pot you keep at home will survive 5 years
Is growing flowers hard, are flowers hard to grow? In fact, many beautiful plants are also suitable for lazy people to care for, such as these 3, which are not only easy to grow but also have high ornamental value. With just casual care, you no longer need to worry about killing them!
1. Nerve plant
The nerve plant (Fittonia) is a trending plant and also a small potted plant that many people online like. Its colors vary and are vivid, and it looks beautiful wherever you casually place it at home. It is very low-maintenance, especially suitable for lazy people to grow.
For caring for the nerve plant, you can usually place it by a bright window, mainly avoiding direct sunlight. In summer, when the light is strong, pay attention to shading it. For regular watering, water once the topsoil is dry. Usually, keeping the potting soil slightly moist is OK.
2. Pennywort
Pennywort (Hydrocotyle) has round little leaves and is very cute. It is also a plant most people are familiar with, very easy to keep alive, and if grown hydroponically it can fill the pot.
Pennywort must have sufficient light, and can be placed directly beside a very sunny window. In addition, pennywort has a fairly high demand for water, so be sure to keep the water sufficient. If growing pennywort hydroponically, remember to add water in time.
3. Parlor palm
The parlor palm (Chamaedorea elegans) is a relatively petite plant. You can tell from the word "miniature" in its name that even its tallest height is about one meter. When used as a potted plant, it is also a representative of being relatively attractive and easy to grow.
The parlor palm likes a semi-shaded environment, preferably with bright indirect light, and should not be in direct sunlight. The parlor palm likes water, and during the growing period the soil should be kept moist. In summer and autumn, when the air is dry, spray the plant frequently to increase the ambient air humidity, so that its leaves stay green and glossy.