These six flowers and plants will grow as soon as their branches or seeds fall into the soil, filling the pot and blooming all over within three months

Keeping some flowers and plants at home instantly brings life and vitality to a dull room, filling it with a breath of green. Some flowers and plants can also purify the air, and the blossoms they produce are fresh and fragrant, able to remove unpleasant odors. These green plants are suitable for keeping at home and also for lazy gardeners to grow, and they can be planted without spending much money.

These several flowers and plants will grow as soon as a single section of branch or a single seed falls into the soil, filling the pot and blooming all over within three months:

Spider plant, variegated spider plant, golden-centered spider plant, green-leaf spider plant, purify the air and absorb formaldehyde. Just take a few runners from relatives or friends and stick them in a pot, and they will grow.

Fertilize more, water more, repot once a year, and it will easily grow into a big potful.

If you want green plants grown for their flowers, for example you can plant someEnglish roses, climbing roses, all of which can be propagated by branch cuttings.

They bloom abundantly, in whole sheets of color, very beautiful.

Pothos, snake plant, these are also very easy to propagate; for pothos you just cut off a stem.

Keep them moist and shaded, and they will survive as soon as they are stuck into the soil as cuttings.

Usually place them indoors in a bright, indirectly lit, well-ventilated environment, water them with a little fermented rice-washing water or fish tank water, grow them in leaf mold soil, and they will grow until they fill the pot.

Snake plantCut a single leaf into several sections and stick them into the soil as cuttings.

Wait patiently for more than twenty days, and roots will gradually grow, then small shoots will sprout; one leaf can grow several plants.

There are alsopennywort, mint, which are also easy: just pick a bit of root and bring it back, plant it in the soil, and it will grow to fill the pot.

Planted in a flower bed, they can grow into a large patch, and they are all very fresh-looking plants.

At home you can also keep someMadagascar periwinkle, petunia, morning glory, cypress vine, and so on, which are fairly tough and easy to grow.

You can just pick a few seeds from the countryside and bring them back to plant; after sowing they sprout quickly, and the flowers are quite beautiful too.