Ornamental fruit plants are tasty and have good meanings, but the last one is only for viewing and cannot be eaten

Kumquat potted plants: kumquats stay evergreen all year round, and in winter they bear golden oranges. Their meaning is also very good, representing wealth and good fortune. To grow kumquat potted plants, choose soil with good drainage and good fertility, and add a little leaf mold and poultry manure. Keep the soil moist, but there must be no standing water, otherwise flowering will be affected and the roots will rot

Bergamot: the fruit of bergamot looks like a golden hand, and people call it a mascot for good fortune and warding off misfortune. The fruit of bergamot is fragrant and very tasty. Bergamot fears waterlogging and is not tolerant of cold or heat. In spring and autumn it can be placed in the sun, while in summer it must be kept out of the light. The soil for bergamot should have good drainage and good fertility. In summer's high temperatures, pay attention to ventilation and watering

Pearl orange: pearl orange is an ornamental fruit plant. Its fruits and leaves are both very small and delicate, and it is deeply loved by everyone, but this fruit cannot be eaten and is slightly toxic. Pearl orange likes bright, indirect light and a humid environment, and likes soil with good drainage and good fertility. In summer, pay attention to shading and ventilation, and do not pour water onto the leaves and fruit