Don't know how to grow flowers? Beginners, try these easy-to-grow flowers

Nowadays, more and more people recognize the benefits of growing flowers and plants. Flowers and plants can not only purify the air, but also relieve fatigue, regulate people's spiritual life, and make people relaxed and happy. So many people like to put a few pots of easy-to-grow flowers on their office desks or on their home balconies. So here comes the question: which flowers are easy to grow, and how can you grow them well?

Personally, I recommend that complete beginners can start with cacti, ball cacti and the like, but be careful never to water them too much, otherwise the roots will likely rot, and then they cannot be saved. Don't ask me how I know.

There is also pothos (Epipremnum aureum), which is really easy to grow. As long as you don't forget to water it, it will be fine. Even if the roots rot, you can break off a stem and soak it in water, and it will grow back before long.

When you feel you have a little experience, you can try growing succulents. Water and fertilizer should both be on the lighter side, otherwise the roots will rot. Light should be plentiful, otherwise they won't grow. Nowadays succulents are generally quite cheap, but it's best not to think about replacing every pot you kill, because that will break your heart. There is a saying in the succulent world: "Once you fall into the succulent pit, it's as deep as the sea." Once you really fall in love with succulents, it's not easy to climb out of this succulent pit.

There are also many other easy-to-grow plants, such as spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum), dwarf umbrella trees (Schefflera arboricola) and so on. They almost don't care about light, soil temperature and the like, and they are all quite simple to grow.

But a plant that stays alive is not necessarily grown well. If you want to grow them well, it's best to download a good app. It costs nothing, and you can also learn how to grow flowers. Currently, apps like Yanghua Daquan, Xingse, and Huazhigu are all relatively good apps in China, but I personally still prefer Yanghua Daquan, because Xingse is mainly for identification, telling you what flower this is, while Huazhigu has a richer variety of species and care knowledge but cannot identify plants.

Yanghua Daquan has very complete functions. Not only does it push some flower-growing tips every day, but it also categorizes various flowers specially, and it also has a flower identification function. Yanghua Daquan also has community and Huaxian functions. The community is easy to understand: flower lovers discuss and exchange tips with each other in it. Huaxian is where flower lovers show off the beautiful flowers they grow at home. I feel it's quite nice to look at other people's flowers when I have nothing to do, mainly because I can't reach their level myself... What I like most is the community function of Yanghua Daquan. If there's anything I don't understand, I just go ask, and the flower lovers are all so warm-hearted that replies come quickly. Anyway, I feel that as long as it's related to flowers and plants, you will definitely be able to find it in Yanghua Daquan.

Personal opinion: if beginners want to grow flowers well, it's best to prepare early, rather than waiting until the plants are dead to figure something out. Download a free app, and you can also choose and learn in advance, and see which flowers suit you (mainly based on living environment, light, and temperature). Don't regret it after buying. It's not about the money; if you fail to grow them, that really feels awful. If you haven't grown them, you may not know it, but those who have grown flowers should all have this feeling.