Grow these 8 flowers: the colder it gets, the more vigorously they grow, easily filling their pots

One autumn rain brings one bout of cold; with these days of continuous overcast rain, it really is time to start putting away the autumn clothes! It is also time for the period when flowers burst into growth. Some flowers really do grow better the colder it gets! For example, the following 110 kinds.

1. Succulents

Autumn is the golden period for succulent growth. The succulents that looked wilted in summer all wake up in autumn, and this is a period when they easily fill their pots. As long as you pay attention to coordinating water and light, there is nothing to worry about!

2. Ivy

If you have a pot of ivy at home, it grows very slowly the rest of the time, without that beautiful trailing look, so seize the time now. When watering, pay attention to letting it dry out between waterings; apply a little liquid fertilizer appropriately each month. Or you can also take cuttings now, the more the better.

3. Maidenhair fern

A little fresh green among the foliage, and it is suited to being cared for in a semi-shaded environment. Buy a pot now; in autumn you do not need to worry about the temperature, it is enough to meet its growth needs, and you only need to ensure sufficient water. Depending on the size of the pot, water 1-2 times a week, and mist the leaves according to how dry or humid the room is.

4. Anthurium

Compared with peace lilies, most people probably still like festive red! Anthurium is one of the most common shade-tolerant flowers. Put it on an office desk, and even without direct sunlight, its leaves stay glossy green and it is very tough.

5. African violet

Plant it now and it will bloom in a month. Or, while the temperature is suitable now, hurry and take cuttings. Its furry, thick leaves are very appealing.

6. Monstera

Anyone who has grown monstera knows that unless you start with a very small one, otherwise it looks the same every year! But autumn is also the growth period for monstera! Treat it well. Often mist the leaves to keep them glossy, and water and fertilize in time. Take photos to remember it by, and perhaps you will find that the monstera really is quietly growing.

7. Clivia

Who does not have a pot of clivia at home! Based on how your own clivia is growing, decide whether it needs repotting, and put loose, breathable material in the bottom of the pot. Applying liquid fertilizer in autumn can very well promote the growth of clivia.

8. Asparagus fern

Autumn is cool and shady, and not so muggy, so it is the period of explosive growth for asparagus fern. At this time, if you find yellowing leaves, prune them in time.