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Grow a hundred pots from a single packet of seeds, and with one gentle pinch, they burst into a mass of blooms

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This flower is also called "blooms every day." It fears no fierce winds or torrential rain, no wind and rain beating down, no scorching sun. It blooms every day, from spring to autumn. Very easy to grow, very cheap, yet it fills your home with flowers every day. This patch of Madagascar periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus) was grown by a retired old man...

This flower is also called "blooms every day." It fears no fierce winds or torrential rain, no wind and rain beating down, no scorching sun. It blooms every day, from spring to autumn. Very easy to grow, very cheap, yet it fills your home with flowers every day

This patch of Madagascar periwinkle was grown by a retired old man. Most of the flower pots hold this plant, and many are two-year-old plants, blooming hundreds of flowers every day. This flower is not delicate, does not get sick, and is perfect for beginners.

Everyone, don't rush off to the flower shop to buy these expensive potted plants. Scatter a handful of seeds in a pot, and dozens of Madagascar periwinkle plants will come up, brightening your balcony every day

This common little herbaceous flower is anything but tacky in bloom. If you like growing flowers, then grow a pot. Leave it outside and don't fuss over it, but don't let it go short of water. No fertilizer needed, and it will bloom in just over a month. But if you want it to grow into a ball of flowers, then you need to pinch it. When it has four or five pairs of leaves, pinch off the growing tip so it branches out into side shoots. That way the side shoots are plentiful, there are more flowers, and it will grow into a big ball of blooms. How beautiful

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Look at these flowers. This is a Schlumbergera (Christmas cactus) the old man has grown for several years, and he has grafted many plants too. In summer it still grows vigorously and does not go dormant.

But this Alocasia (giant taro) is a bit of a mess, half dead from being sunburned. This kind of large-leaved plant should be kept indoors

Look at these Madagascar periwinkle plants. Don't they make you feel especially happy and warm?

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