Which flowering plants are suitable for indoor care

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Hibiscus: comes in many colors such as red, orange, pink, yellow and white; growing them together is even more dazzling. Wax begonia: blooms in all four seasons, with brilliant colors. Clivia: highly ornamental even when not in bloom, and even more beautiful when flowering. Star jasmine: flowers are white and red, with fragrance filling the air. Violet: has flowers all year round, with ever-changing forms.

1. Hibiscus

Hibiscus, also known as rose of Sharon, comes in many colors such as red, orange, pink, yellow and white. If you collect them all and grow them indoors, they are sure to be dazzling. It blooms from late spring to autumn each year.

2. Wax begonia

Wax begonia, as its name suggests, blooms continuously through all four seasons. Give it plenty of light, keep the soil moist and the air circulating, and its colors will be more vivid.

3. Clivia

Clivia generally has three flower colors: orange, yellow and red. It is highly ornamental even when not in bloom. If you want the flowering period to last longer, provide it with a drier and cooler environment.

4. Star jasmine

Star jasmine's flowers are white and red, and its flowering period is in May. When it blooms, its fragrance fills the air. It can be grown on a balcony; with sufficient light and plenty of fertilizer and water, it will quickly cover the balcony.

5. Violet

Violet has flowers all year round. It prefers a relatively warm environment; keep the soil moist, and providing a temperature of 18-23°C is most favorable for its growth.