This flower is prettier and easier to grow than pothos, blooming all year round like a sea of flowers

Pothos is the flower that many people are most willing to grow. Although it is very easy to grow, it has no ornamental value beyond its foliage. Today's recommendation is a flower called the cape primrose, also known as the dolphin flower, a perennial herbaceous flower that is a very popular houseplant. After entering the market, it quickly became a hit in flower markets everywhere, because it is not only easy to grow and easy to propagate, but also incredibly beautiful and lovely to look at.

The cape primrose has an elegant appearance, beautiful and spectacular, and one glance is enough to be drawn in by its form. If the temperature is suitable, it can bloom all year round. If hung at home or grown on a flower stand, the flowers open in all directions in every posture, like little blue spirits, very unique, interesting, beautiful and spectacular. The cape primrose has an extremely long flowering period and grows quickly, and it needs no pruning during the growing season. Every branch produces flowers, and it easily blooms into a full, bursting pot. Whether in the hot summer or the cold winter, as long as the temperature stays above 12 degrees, you can enjoy its flowers all year round.

The cape primrose has low soil requirements. Watering with a water-soluble fertilizer once every half month to a month is enough. For regular watering, water when the soil is dry and let it dry out between waterings. It suits a semi-shaded, well-ventilated environment. Grown in a hanging basket or trailing pot, it looks very spectacular and beautiful once it fills out. The cape primrose grows best in a shaded, well-ventilated spot. When growing it, choose a loose, breathable sandy soil medium. In a suitable climate, it can bloom all year round. Although the cape primrose likes a semi-shaded environment, some appropriate light is still good for its growth, so it is best placed in a bright spot with scattered light, avoiding direct sunlight.

The cape primrose is very heat-tolerant and shade-tolerant, and does not need much light or water. In summer it should be shaded, and when dry, just water it thoroughly. Compared with flowers such as pothos, the cape primrose has more ornamental value, and propagation is super simple. Just cut a segment of a branch and stick it into sand, and it will soon take root and sprout. It is especially simple and very suitable for beginners to grow.