These green plants don't fear too much water; the more you water them, the more they thrive, and they are hard to kill.

Several green plants that don't fear too much water, the more you water them, the more vigorously they grow! They are hard to kill even if you try.

Many flowers at home, once watered too much, are prone to root rot and yellow leaves. This is also a mistake beginners often make; always worrying about not watering enough, they instead easily water the flowers to death. For beginners this is a very big blow, making them feel they just can't grow flowers well. Today we will introduce several flowers that are especially tolerant of waterlogging, plants that absolutely cannot be drowned.

Monstera (Swiss cheese plant)

Monstera is a plant that likes a warm and humid environment; the growing environment requires warmth and moisture, the potting soil should often stay moist, and it is also a flower suitable for hydroponic growing. Generally, keep the growing temperature above 7°C and keep the potting soil moist; only when the temperature is relatively low do you need to control watering.

Pennywort (coin grass)

Pennywort grows like little coins, delicate and emerald green, very lovable. Pennywort looks nice, but its care is very simple; just give it plenty of water and as much light as possible, and it will grow very well.

Pennywort grown half in soil and half in water grows best; the growing environment should be ventilated, warm, and sunny. Dig up a section of rhizome, bury it in soil, water it every day, and it will quickly fill a large pot.

Plectranthus amboinicus ( Cuban oregano, touch-me-not)

Cuban oregano has a graceful plant shape and thick leaves; touch the leaves with your hand and they give off a fresh fragrance. Cut a section and stick it in soil to propagate, and its care is also very simple.

Cuban oregano likes plenty of scattered light and likes a warm, humid environment; its care requires frequent watering. Water when the soil has dried out; in good weather it needs watering every day. Keep the sunlight sufficient, and it easily grows from a tiny plant into a large pot.

Pothos

Pothos is a plant that likes a warm, humid environment; its care requires frequent watering, but note that the potting soil must have good drainage, so it should be planted in sandy soil, and the pot must not accumulate water. Water when the soil is dry, keep the potting soil slightly moist, and only reduce watering when the temperature is low in winter.

Give it gentle scattered light appropriately, keep it in a bright place, keep the growing environment ventilated, and as long as the soil does not accumulate water there will be no problem.

Coleus (painted nettle)

Coleus is a foliage plant with variegated leaves; it has striking leaf colors, likes a warm, humid environment, likes plenty of water and brilliant sunlight, and just needs protection from the cold in winter.

Its care requires frequent watering to keep the soil slightly moist; pinch off the tips of the coleus often to encourage it to grow more branches, so that the coleus can maintain good growth.