Choose these 3 flowers in autumn: easy to grow and they can bloom in winter

Before we knew it, more than half a month had passed since the Start of Autumn, the hot summer had slowly gone by, and autumn was drawing nearer and nearer. The flowers in gardening friends' homes had made it through the "hard to endure" summer, and each one was ready to burst forth in autumn. Of course, many gardening friends also want to look for a few more pots of flowers and plants suitable for autumn care. Don't worry, Huahua is here to recommend a few for you.

Because the weather in autumn is cool, many flowers and plants are very easy to grow. The several kinds Huahua is going to talk about today are not only suitable for autumn care, but if you plant them now, you will be able to see bright, colorful flowers during the Chinese New Year this winter.

The first kind: hyacinth. The flower cluster of the hyacinth is in the shape of a spike, a little different from other ordinary flowers, and it comes in many flower colors, so you won't have to worry about not finding a style you like. Hyacinths are very suitable for planting in autumn, and whether grown in water or in soil, both are very good methods. If you miss this autumn's planting time, then you can only wait until next year.

Although hyacinths are beautiful in appearance, their vitality is truly tenacious, and they have no special requirements for their living environment. Hyacinths are flowers that rather like sunlight, and placing them on a balcony to grow in the light is most suitable. When choosing planting soil, try to use loose, sandy soil with good drainage. Water-cultured hyacinths have relatively high temperature requirements; the temperature must reach at least 10°C, so that the hyacinth survival rate will be high.

The second kind: amaryllis. As its name suggests, amaryllis is a flower with red flowers. Although its appearance looks like a red lily, it is especially drought-tolerant and cold-tolerant, and not at all "delicate"! Generally, many people like to place two pots of amaryllis at home during the Chinese New Year. After all, bright red flowers add more of a New Year atmosphere.

This kind of flower, the amaryllis, has relatively high light requirements. Sufficient light can make its flowers bloom more fully and vividly; otherwise, it may fail to bloom. It does not like water, so water it as little as possible. Control the amount of water each time you water, and do not waterlog the roots to death by watering too much. Potted amaryllis in winter is best kept indoors, as this not only makes it bloom relatively faster, but also has a good effect on the plant's own growth.

The third kind: wax begonia. Wax begonia is a rare plant that can bloom in all four seasons, and we often see it in park flowerbeds. Keeping wax begonia at home in winter is a beautiful scenic line; after all, the petals are bright red and the branches and leaves are emerald green, beautiful no matter how you look at it. When watering wax begonia, be careful not to water the leaves, and remember to place it in a spot with scattered light for care. After the flower center matures, prune the flowering branches regularly to leave enough growing space.

Now, while it is autumn, hurry and grow two pots of this kind of plant with gorgeous blooms. By the time the Chinese New Year comes in winter, I believe guests visiting your home will all be amazed!