These 10 flowers simply won't die no matter how you care for them. If you manage to kill them, come find me!

Epiphyllum (Orchid Cactus)

Epiphyllum blooms profusely, and its cactus-like habits make it incredibly easy to care for

Habits: Likes partial shade, fears strong light; drought-tolerant, water once every 10-15 days

Note: Provide shade in summer, keep warm above minus 2°C in winter

Snake Plant

There are many varieties of snake plant, highly decorative at home, and it can also absorb formaldehyde - truly a home essential

Habits: Likes diffused light, place in a bright indoor spot; water once a week

Note: Reduce watering during winter dormancy; avoid waterlogging when watering normally

Gymnocalycium baldianum (Ruby Ball Cactus)

Don't assume cacti don't bloom - Gymnocalycium baldianum is a blooming machine, flowering year-round, with each bloom period lasting up to a month

Habits: Likes light, suitable for outdoor or balcony growing; drought-tolerant, water only after the soil dries out

Note: Don't pour water on the body of the cactus when watering, to avoid it collapsing

Calathea (Prayer Plant)

Calathea can be divided into many varieties, each with different leaf patterns. It's the top choice for Scandinavian-style and minimalist-style greenery

Habits: Likes diffused light, shade-tolerant; likes moisture, water once every 2-3 days

Note: Avoid direct sunlight; mist the leaves daily to increase humidity

Portulacaria afra (Elephant Bush)

Portulacaria afra has strong adaptability - whether to its environment or to shaping, once it adapts it's set for life, and it grows even when nobody tends to it!

Habits: Likes light and tolerates shade, place in a bright spot at home; drought-tolerant, water after the soil dries

Note: Avoid direct sunlight in summer; moderate water control helps form an old trunk (bonsai-style)

Kalanchoe daigremontiana (Mother of Thousands)

The "phoenix" among succulents - its vitality is so strong it becomes a "nuisance." Summer survival, overflowing pots - none of that is a problem. You'll only worry about how to find more pots for its babies

Habits: Likes light and tolerates shade; drought-tolerant, water after the soil dries

Note: Avoid direct sunlight during high summer temperatures

Desert Rose

Don't be fooled by its bare branches - when it blooms it's spectacular, flowering year-round with long-lasting blooms~

Habits: Likes light, suitable for outdoor or balcony growing; drought-tolerant, water once a week

Note: May enter dormancy in winter with leaves dropping completely; reduce watering

Pothos

When talking about easy-to-grow flowers, how could we not mention pothos? Just stick a cutting in water and it'll root - incredibly easy to grow!

Habits: Shade-tolerant, can be grown indoors anywhere; likes moisture, water soil-grown ones every 2-3 days, change water for water-grown ones every 3-5 days

Note: Avoid direct sunlight; when watering you can spray the leaves to increase humidity

Oncidium (Dancing Lady Orchid)

Oncidium produces hundreds of blooms at once, very lively, and it comes with its own orchid fragrance - no need to spray perfume in the whole house

Habits: Likes light, the more light the more fragrant the flowers; likes moisture but fears waterlogging, water once every 5-7 days

Note: Provide shade in summer, avoid scorching sun

Hylocereus undatus (Dragon Fruit Cactus)

The large "bare-branch tree" - Hylocereus undatus, now one of the hottest Scandinavian-style plants, with its own unique "aloof temperament"

Habits: Likes light, can be sunned however much; drought-tolerant, can survive ten days to half a month without water

Note: Just make sure people and small animals don't get pricked by its thorns

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