Easy-to-grow flowers that survive just by being tossed into the soil, and can fill the garden with blooms on their own without any care
(Summary) Many flower lovers say that whatever they plant dies, that growing flowers is too hard, and that they are plant killers. Today the editor will introduce a few very easy-to-grow plants that will survive just by being tossed into the soil without any care. We believe flower lovers will no longer have to worry about not being able to keep plants alive!
Four o'clock flower (Mirabilis jalapa)
Common four o'clock flowers come in bright red and rose red, blooming gorgeously and making people linger.
Care secrets: ordinary watering can meet its needs. Be careful not to fertilize frequently. Burying fallen flowers into the potting soil can serve as fertilizer.
1. Planting
Sowing four o'clock flower is very simple. First water the potting soil thoroughly, then plant the black seeds. They do not need to be buried too deep; a shallow layer will let them take root and sprout.
2. Division and planting
When the four o'clock flower grows to about 15 cm, it is considered fairly strong! At this point it can be divided. For the division soil, you can use leaf mold or sandy soil mixed with garden soil.
3. Sunlight
The four o'clock flower prefers care in diffused light. As long as strong direct sunlight is avoided, it can be placed anywhere; a balcony or windowsill are both good choices.
4. Watering
Water once every other day. When watering, use a spray bottle to spray around the plant.
Evening primrose
Evening primrose has extremely strong vitality and can grow no matter where it is. At the same time, its reproductive ability is also super strong, so there is no need to worry about not being able to keep it alive.
1. Planting
The best sowing season is spring or summer. Bury the seeds in the soil, and within a week a whole patch will grow.
2. Sunlight
Evening primrose loves sunlight very much. As long as sufficient sunlight is ensured, it will grow more vigorously.
3. Watering
Water once every two days.
Sea thrift
The flowers of sea thrift are similar to hydrangeas, blooming in large clusters, and it is very easy to keep alive. Flower lovers who like hydrangeas can try growing sea thrift.
1. Planting
Sowing is still the method. Choose a suitable temperature. First water the potting soil thoroughly and keep it moist. For the soil, you can choose ordinary sandy soil mixed with garden soil. This way, small sprouts will appear after a week.
2. Sunlight
This plant prefers a warm and humid environment and has low sunlight requirements. Ordinary indoor or outdoor growing is fine.
3. Watering
Watering once every two days will make it grow better.
Cosmos
In this season, the first flower that comes to mind as both easy to grow and beautiful is definitely cosmos!
1. Planting
Growing cosmos is very simple. Sow at a suitable temperature, then just moisten the potting soil and maintain moisture for its growth. After a week, you can pinch off the tips to strengthen the seedlings.
2. Care
Cosmos likes a sunny and dry environment. As long as it is kept on a sunny balcony or windowsill, with watering once every four days, it will grow very well.
3. Proper pinching
Cosmos grows very fast. To help it conserve nutrients and avoid leggy growth, pinch the tops after the first flowers fade.
Zinnia
Zinnia also has extremely strong vitality. Its adaptability is very strong, and its flowers are also very beautiful!
1. Planting
At a temperature of around 15 degrees, this is the best sowing season. Be careful to keep the potting soil moist. After about a week, the small sprouts will grow out.
2. Care
This plant relatively prefers a warm environment. Avoid direct sunlight, and usually care for it in diffused light. Usually water when the potting soil looks dry, and water thoroughly each time.
Seeing these flowers,
dear flower lovers, are you getting a little itchy to try?
Do not worry, just get started!