These are the top choices for lazy gardeners: the less you fuss over them, the better they grow

There are thousands of flowers, and the care methods differ for each type. Some flowers suit attentive care, while others suit a hands-off approach. For people who have no time or simply do not like fussing over plants, low-maintenance plants are ideal. With the following low-maintenance plants, the less you fuss over them, the better they grow. They are truly a blessing for lazy gardeners!

Air plants (Tillandsia)

Air plants do not need to be planted in soil or water; they only need a spritz of water to grow, and require almost no tending or care.

To care for air plants, place them in a ventilated, dry spot with indirect light, and mist the leaves 1-2 times a week.

Golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Golden pothos is widely recognized as shade-tolerant and easy to keep. For water-grown golden pothos, change the water about once every half month, and add two drops of nutrient solution each time you change it. For soil-grown golden pothos, water about once every 3-4 days, best keeping it from becoming waterlogged, and you can mist the leaves often.

Mother of thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana)

The whole mother of thousands plant can be used as medicine, with effects of clearing heat and reducing swelling, and promoting blood circulation and relieving pain. People grow it in flower pots as a small ornamental green plant.

To care for mother of thousands, give it plenty of light, and shade it in time when the midsummer sun is intense. Water by the rule of dry-then-wet; after autumn, gradually reduce watering.

Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora)

The small flowers of the moss rose are petite and unique, in a riot of colors. Though ordinary, they are loved by many for their high ornamental appeal and easy-to-grow nature.

Moss rose loves light and tolerates drought, needing little management. Shade it appropriately when the midday summer sun is scorching, and watering need not be very frequent; once a week or so is enough.

Desert rose (Adenium obesum)

Because its place of origin is close to the desert and its blooms are red like roses, it is named the desert rose.

Desert rose likes high temperatures, dryness and a sunny environment, and is not cold-tolerant, so keep it warm in winter. Desert rose has low water needs; watering about once a month is no problem.

Golden barrel cactus (Echinocactus grusonii)

The golden barrel cactus is a symbol of tenacious vitality. With proper care, they grow quickly and can even produce beautiful flowers.

Golden barrel cactus loves light. When caring for it, place it in a spot with plenty of sunshine. The lazier your care, the better it grows. Whether grown outdoors or indoors, watering need not be too frequent; once a month is enough.

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