Where is the best place to put flowering plants? Choose the right spot for easy, overflowing blooms
In winter, pothos (Epipremnum aureum) must not be placed near a cold draft or beside an air conditioning vent, as it wilts very easily. If your home has underfloor heating, place some bricks under the pothos pot to insulate it from the heat. Pothos does well in indirect light, and in spring, summer and autumn it must not be in direct sunlight. In winter, place it in a spot indoors with plenty of sunlight, and the leaves will become even more glossy.
Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera). The Christmas cactus must not be placed in a dark environment, nor in a spot with strong sunlight; it should be placed in indirect light for 8 hours a day. To make it bloom, it must be in complete darkness at night. Once the Christmas cactus has buds, it should not be moved around frequently, as too great a temperature difference in the environment can also cause bud drop. There must be humidity in the air.
Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana). Kalanchoe must have light to grow, and it cannot be in an overly dark or poorly ventilated environment, otherwise it will not produce buds. Kalanchoe's flowering season is in winter, so it must be placed in a spot with plenty of sunlight, with the temperature controlled at 15 degrees; only then will the kalanchoe bloom abundantly, and the flower colors will also be very vivid.