5 flowers that bloom so much they fill the pot - which one do you like best?

Many beginners don't know what flowers to grow when they first start. Today I'll introduce several flowers that bloom nonstop, guaranteed to give you so many blooms you won't have room for them at home.

Nasturtium

The nasturtium's flowers are especially beautiful, and the flower colors are also very rich. When its creamy-yellow flowers open, seen from a distance they look like butterflies dancing in flight.

A mild environment with plenty of light is what it likes best, but note that in summer it needs appropriate shading and must not be exposed to scorching sun. Its optimal growing temperature is between 18 and 24 degrees, and it is best grown in moist, fertile, loose potting soil. (Reply on the Yanghua Zhijia WeChat public platform: nasturtium, to get more care knowledge about nasturtium)

Moss rose

Moss rose, also called pine-leaf peony, is a perennial plant in the Portulacaceae family. It blooms as soon as it sees the sun, which is why it got the name moss rose.

A warm environment with plenty of light is what it likes best. It prefers well-drained sandy soil, its flowering period is from May to November, and the potting soil should be kept from becoming too wet. (Reply on the Yanghua Zhijia WeChat public platform: moss rose, to get more care knowledge about moss rose)

Bougainvillea

The bougainvillea's flowers come in very rich colors and are extremely vivid. Its petals look very much like leaves, so it is also called paperflower.