A flower whose seeds sprout as soon as they fall into a pot, and with just watering, it blooms into a bursting pot, flowering more and more

Gesang flower is also called Gesang Meiduo, symbolizing good times and happiness. In fact, the Gesang flower is the cosmos, a flower with tenacious vitality on the plateau. Cosmos is very easy to grow, blooms abundantly, and has a long flowering period, blooming from spring all the way to autumn, especially in autumn when it blooms with particular intensity and vividness. It can also be planted in flower pots on a balcony, and it is very simple to grow.

This flower: pick some seeds and scatter them in a pot, they sprout quickly and bloom into a bursting pot, and the more you look at it, the prettier it gets

If you spot this flower in the countryside, don't forget to pick some cosmos seeds in autumn and bring them home.

Cosmos is not picky about soil; ordinary garden soil will do. If you use leaf mold mixed with some garden soil, sand, and vermiculite, it will be loose, airy, and fertile, which is even better for its growth.

There is no need to soak the seeds when you bring them home. Prepare a slightly larger flower pot and scatter them directly into the pot, cover with 2 cm of soil, and after watering, they will sprout in just over a week.

Once the seedlings have grown, you can pinch off the top and nip off the tips to encourage more side branches to grow, so it won't just keep growing straight up, and it will produce more flower buds.

Apply some fertilizer every half month or so, water with some organic fertilizer solution, and keep it in the light, and it will grow especially well. It is quite easy to grow, and you can effortlessly get it to bloom into a bursting pot.

Growing cosmos yourself on a home balcony is very simple; as long as your home has plenty of sunlight, that's enough.

And if you have a yard, or a flower bed on a terrace, you can scatter some seeds in, and they will grow into large patches, and you may even just water occasionally without fertilizing or tending them, basically leaving them to grow wild, yet they still grow to half a person's height and bloom especially abundantly and beautifully. Xiaoya has planted them on the terrace several times. After planting them the first year, the seeds fell into the pot soil, and every spring of the second year many of them sprouted and bloomed abundantly. Friends who love growing flowers should give it a try!