These two flowers are easy to grow and beautiful, blooming like a waterfall, absolutely gorgeous
I love the look of abundant blooms, cascading in sheets like a waterfall, absolutely gorgeous. Below are 2 flowers that are both beautiful and easy to grow, blooming in masses, instantly turning into a sea of flowers!
1. Fuchsia (Fuchsia)
The flowers of the fuchsia hang down, like colorful hanging lanterns, graceful and elegant.
Care tips:
(1). Fertilizing: Before fertilizing, the potting soil should be dry. After fertilizing, spray water once to wash off fertilizer from the leaves and prevent leaf rot. Avoid applying only nitrogen fertilizer; if leaves are found to be yellow, thin and small, nitrogen fertilizer can be applied.
(2). Watering: Water according to the principle of "dry then wet" - water when dry, and water thoroughly when you do. In spring, spray water on the leaves 1~2 times a day; avoid waterlogging in the potting soil. In summer, frequently spray water on the leaf surface or the surrounding area to lower the temperature and maintain humidity, while strengthening ventilation. In winter, control watering and do not let the potting soil become too wet.
(3). Pruning: Cut off all overly dense and long branches, keep the main framework branches, remove old leaves, and place in a cool place for care.
2. Bougainvillea (Bougainvillea)
Bougainvillea has rich flower colors, with bright and gorgeous hues, and is a climbing plant. When in bloom, it is extremely lively and very eye-catching.
Care tips:
(1). Fertilizing: In spring, apply nitrogen fertilizer once every 10~15 days; during the growing season of bougainvillea, apply cake fertilizer water once every 7 days; during the flowering period, apply phosphorus fertilizer several extra times to make the flowers bloom more abundantly and vibrantly.
(2). Watering: In spring and autumn, water once a day, and frequently sprinkle water on the leaves and surroundings to increase air humidity. In summer, water once in the morning and once in the evening. In winter, bougainvillea is in a dormant state, so control watering and just keep the potting soil moist.
(3). Pruning: Bougainvillea should be pruned regularly, but not too frequently or too heavily, as this is detrimental to its growth and flowering.