Newly bought flowers are easy to kill? 5 tricks to make every pot strong and healthy

Many friends can't hold back every time they go to the market and see the dazzling array of flowers and plants, wanting to bring everything home, only for the plants to die after a few days, wasting not only effort but also affection. So how exactly should you choose plants? Today let's have a good talk about it.

1. Choose according to your own preferences

This point is beyond doubt, right? Growing flowers means following your own preferences. If you can't grow the plants you like, what's the point of life! That said, besides your own preferences, you should also consider other factors when choosing, so that it's less likely to go wrong and cause problems for the plants.

2. Prepare the growing environment

This point is very important. For example, do you plan to put it in the bedroom or the living room after buying it? If it goes in the bedroom, is it a south-facing or north-facing bedroom? Is the layout large or small?

If the bedroom faces south, light-loving plants are recommended, such as Chinese roses and jasmine, most jasmine and so on. If the bedroom faces north, shade-loving plants are recommended, such as aloe and Disporum sessile, and so on.

If the layout is large, you can grow some larger plants with better ornamental value. If the layout is smaller, you can grow some smaller plants.

3. Your own knowledge of plants

If you're a complete beginner, you can choose some easy-to-grow, entry-level plants. If you're an expert, just do whatever you like according to your preferences!

4. Be familiar with the plants' living habits

Growing plants is basically about three aspects: water, temperature and light. Before growing them, we must understand the living habits of the flowers and plants, know whether they like sun or shade, whether they are cold-tolerant or drought-tolerant, and when watering, whether to water thoroughly until dry each time, or water thoroughly when the soil looks dry, and so on. Doing more homework is always good~

5. Be clear about your requirements for the flowers and plants

This point also varies from person to person. First you need to know what the flowers you're buying are for. For example, buying a split-leaf philodendron (Monstera deliciosa) is for decoration and ornament, buying jasmine is to make the room smell a little nicer, buying mint is to occasionally use in cooking, and so on. Although buying succulents can also decorate the environment, the effect is far inferior to that of the split-leaf philodendron.

In short, growing flowers means choosing according to your own personal circumstances. Combined with these points we've summarized for you, being able to think this little thing through carefully can prevent the flowers and plants from dying for no reason. Since you chose to bring them home, you should treat them well and care for them with your heart. After all, they are each a living life! Think about it: although every day is tiring, coming home and seeing these green lives makes you feel that life is truly beautiful and peaceful.