For lazy gardeners, choose these 4 species: easy to grow, beautiful, and hard to kill

You love growing flowers and plants, but you always forget to water, fertilize, and give them sunlight. By the time you remember one day, your beloved flowers and plants may be beyond saving, and perhaps they would say: "Killers, please spare us!" So, for you who love flowers, you can try growing the following easy-to-care-for, hard-to-kill plants!

1. Golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum):

Golden pothos is very pretty, and quite cheap to buy. Whether grown in water or in soil, I think it is quite easy to care for. Even if you do not water it for a few days, at most it wilts a little and gets some yellow leaves; just give it some water and it comes back to life. Of course, to grow it glossy and lush, you still have to put in some effort!

2. Money tree (Pachira aquatica):

Money trees come in large pots and small pots, and they look great at home or in the office, with good symbolic meaning too. And like golden pothos, you can ignore it for a few days. The money tree is also very shade-tolerant, but you should still put it in a bright spot from time to time, and it will be even more splendid.

3. Copper coin grass (Hydrocotyle vulgaris)

Just hearing the name makes you want to grow a pot, and copper coin grass also has a very good feature: it is not afraid of being watered too much. Fill the pot with water once, and that is enough for about ten days to half a month.

4. Mini coconut (Chamaedorea elegans)

To be honest, the mini coconut does not look especially stunning, nor is it as beautifully green as golden pothos, but nothing is easier to grow than it. Water it when you remember, and when you do not remember, just leave it be; ten days or so is no problem. If you change it into a pretty pot, even a plain girl can become a princess!