Stop keeping pothos. These 3 flowers are beautiful, easy to grow, and grow like crazy

It's hard to say when it started, but a gardening craze has sprung up in society and shows a tendency to keep sweeping along. However, quite a few people are too limited in the types of plants they grow; mention one plant and it's pothos. Pothos is fine, but it's not easy to get it to fill out a pot. We might as well try growing these three flowers. They're tough, easy to care for, and easy to keep alive. With hardly any care, they'll shoot up like crazy.

1. Moss rose

Moss rose is not a sunflower. Some people may get it mixed up. It's actually a perennial herbaceous plant. It has extremely high ornamental value and very tenacious vitality, so once we plant one, we don't need to give it careful maintenance. With hardly any care, the flowers can still shoot up like crazy. It's called moss rose, and as the name suggests, it really loves the sun and loves light. That's something we need to pay attention to when planting it. And one thing very worth mentioning is that it's a plant very well suited to grafting. After grafting, its flowers can become as big as a fist, and in a riot of colors, making it absolutely gorgeous.

2. Elephant bush

People may only know purslane, which can be eaten and is extremely nutritious, but few know about the elephant bush that can be grown as a bonsai. Of course, the two are not the same thing. The elephant bush is perennial. Since it's a plant that can grow on its own in the wild, we can also grow it rough. This plant also has an auspicious alternative name, namely jade-like branches and leaves (jinzhi yuye). Grown at home, it brings great prosperity to the household. As mentioned above, moss rose can be grafted, and in fact, for grafting moss rose, the elephant bush is a very good rootstock, because the two both belong to the purslane family. Two plants of extremely high ornamental value, cultivated into even more refined plants, are bound to be absolutely gorgeous.

3. Pencil cactus

Many people may never have seen a pencil cactus. Its shape, just like the name "bare branch," has no flowers and no leaves, no adornment whatsoever, only bare branches. And its branches are not ordinary either. Their strange shapes plus plump, fleshy texture make them look very comical, yet also cute. Its ease of growing probably also comes from its branches, because they contain a large amount of water and don't need frequent watering. However, the pencil cactus has a very elegant scientific name, green jade tree (lüyushu), which very vividly expresses its shape and color, like green jade. In fact, it's just bare, and in short, it's a different kind of "absolutely gorgeous." Even more important is that it can be used medicinally and is very nourishing to people.

The above are three potted plants that combine good looks with distinctive character. Our lazy gardening friends absolutely must not miss them. With hardly any care, the plants can still shoot up like crazy.

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