Even beginners can hardly kill these hardy flowers

For many beginner friends who want to grow flowers, choosing which plants to try is often a headache; if you are slightly careless in cultivation, the plant may develop many problems. So today we introduce several plants for beginner friends: even if you are a first-timer or not very familiar with flower cultivation, you can get started and keep them alive relatively easily. Let's see which plants they are.

1. Moss rose

Moss rose is also known as noon flower; its strong vitality comes from its extremely strong adaptability to the environment and strong disease resistance. As the name suggests, moss rose is a flower that lives on sunlight, so if you grow moss rose, you must absolutely ensure sufficient light; sufficient light alone is enough for moss rose to survive well, and you do not need to worry too much about its growth and development. On the other hand, for the soil, choose a sandy loam with good drainage, which best matches its growth habits; for watering, you can keep moss rose appropriately dry, as it does not need much water, and follow the principle of preferring dry over wet. Do these few things well, and growing moss rose will definitely leave you full of confidence.

2. Agave

Agave is also often called dragon tongue palm; because its plant form is relatively tall and evergreen, it is also one of the common plants in landscaping and gardens. It has a toughness that many plants lack; even in relatively harsh and adverse environments, agave can still grow. For its cultivation, in terms of light there is not much difference from moss rose: it needs to grow under conditions of abundant light; if it is in the early stage of growth, it is best to give agave a certain amount of water, which is more helpful for it to take shape. After agave reaches maturity, its demand for water will gradually decrease.

3. Pennywort

If we are counting tenacious vitality, then we have to mention pennywort. Its plant form belongs to the very easy-on-the-eyes group of plants; even after pennywort grows up, its leaves and rhizomes will not have a thick, sturdy shape, and its relatively petite and cute plant form is one reason people like it. As for the most fundamental reason, it is very easy to keep alive: it is not only shade-tolerant and moisture-tolerant, but also is not greatly affected by whether the soil is fertile or not. More importantly, as long as it is given enough water, it can grow quickly; beneath its lush green appearance hides a strong heart.

4. Air plant

Air plant can be called one of the most unusual plants; generally speaking, plants either grow in soil or grow in water, while air plant is outside these two. It can be said to be a plant that lives in the air: just place it in a container, with no need for soil or water inside. Because of the special structure of its body, it can absorb moisture and other substances from the air through the fuzz on its surface to ensure its survival. Therefore there may be no plant easier to keep alive than it. Precisely because of this absurd way of growing, its growth rate is also extremely slow.

5. Rubber tree

Potted rubber tree is a very shade-tolerant plant; its leaves are large and thick, and its color and gloss are very good, so it is also relatively popular among indoor ornamental plants. Unlike the four plants above, rubber tree does not have very high light requirements; it can grow under indirect light or weak light, and is not suitable for long periods of direct sunlight. In daily care, you only need to move the pot indoors during winter.