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Today Huahua introduces a few super easy-to-bloom flowers. Growing these,

not only adds greenery, but also lets you enjoy beautiful flowers often. Even beginners can grow them well. Let's take a look at what they are!







African Violet


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African violet, also known as Saintpaulia, comes in many varieties with vivid colors and diverse flower shapes. With proper care, it can bloom all year round.






Care tips:




1. African violet

is fairly shade-tolerant

, usually place it in a spot with

bright indirect light

for care.



2. The watering interval for African violet is

about 7 days.




3. African violet likes

loose and fertile

soil

,

you can mix it in the ratio of

leaf mold : garden soil : decomposed manure soil = 5:3:2

to prepare the soil.






Hibiscus


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Hibiscus, also called Chinese rose, is a common tropical flower. As long as the temperature is suitable, it can bloom all year round.






Care tips:




1. Hibiscus

loves full sun

. The more sunlight, the stronger it grows, but when the midday sun is too intense in summer, pay attention to providing some shade.




2. Hibiscus

is fairly drought-tolerant

,

in spring and autumn

generally

water once every 2~3 days

is enough.




3. Hibiscus

likes to grow in

loose, fertile, well-drained

of

slightly acidic

loam. You can mix it in the ratio of

garden soil : sandy loam : decomposed organic fertilizer = 3:2:2

to prepare the soil as well.






Anthurium


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Anthurium blooms especially brilliantly. Its red spathes look as if they are coated in bright color, making it hard to look away.







Care tips:




1、

Anthurium

likes light

but direct sunlight

may

burn the leaves

. Usually it is best to place the anthurium in

a shady spot

, receiving bright

indirect light

。




2. The watering interval for anthurium varies with the seasons.

Spring and autumn

water once every 3~4 days

is enough.




3、

When growing anthurium, pay attention to temperature. The temperature

is best

kept at

18℃~28℃。

summer

when the temperature is high, pay attention to

ventilation and sprinkling water.




Amaryllis


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Amaryllis comes in many varieties with gorgeous colors and beautiful flower shapes. Growing one pot indoors is very pleasing to the eye.







Care tips:




1. Amaryllis

likes light fairly well

, you can

appropriately

give it direct sunlight, but not for too long.




2. Amaryllis

likes fertilizer

. When the leaves grow to 5~6cm, apply

once every about 15 days

decomposed

of

cake fertilizer water

. After blooming, change to

once every about 20 days

。




3. In summer, amaryllis

is about to go dormant

. Just place the bulb in a cool, ventilated spot.




Begonia



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Begonia has diverse varieties and is very suitable for indoor planting. With proper care, it can bloom all year round.







Care tips:




1. Begonia is fairly sensitive to light,

it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight

. It generally suits

indirect light

for growth; under strong light it easily causes leaf scorch.




2. The suitable growth temperature for begonia is

19℃~24℃

, in summer be sure to provide shade, otherwise it easily gets sunburned.




3. Begonia likes loose and fertile soil. Common soils used for potted begonia are

compost soil, leaf mold and peat soil.




Do you like these flowers Huahua introduced?




Have you grown any of them too?




If you haven't grown them yet, hurry up and start growing a pot!






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