4 flowers that will grow from just any cuttings you pinch off. A gardener's tip: make you a true plant-growing expert

Some flowers are hard to care for; when transplanting them you have to pull them up by the roots and pamper them carefully, while others are easy to grow and will thrive from just any branch or leaf you pinch off.

1. Lace princess

You only need to pick the roots off its leaves, put them in a pot with soil, then just keep the soil from losing its moisture, and slowly wait for it to grow roots of its own. Once these roots are fixed in the soil, put it in a spot with light, and it will grow strong and healthy.

2. Cuban oregano (pengpengxiang)

Does hearing its name make you imagine smelling a fragrance? Yes, it is famous because its scent is just like an apple's, refreshing the mind. No matter the season, as long as you cut off its branches and stick them in moist soil, it will slowly grow. If you let the cut branches dry before sticking them into the soil, the survival rate will be higher.

After sticking them in, do not water at first; wait until the roots have grown out, then let it drink and get some sun.

3. Moss rose (sunflower)

It can not only be rooted and sprouted through cuttings, but can also be sown from seed.

It has low soil requirements; stick it in the soil and water it appropriately and that is enough.

4. White peony (Graptoveria 'Titubans')

Just twist its leaves off and place them on the soil, and new shoots will grow in 2 weeks.

Then water once every few days, and it will slowly grow. In summer, water a little less as appropriate; in winter, pay attention to the surrounding environment, the temperature must not drop below 10 degrees, and it is best to choose indoors.

Don't these plants that can be grown from cuttings fill you with confidence in your plant-growing skills and make you want to give it a try? One pot can cultivate many pots, and your home will surely be "flooded" with greenery.