3 kinds of flowers that love to burst out of their pots, after a year or so they won't even fit in the pot

-Kalanchoe daigremontiana-

Kalanchoe daigremontiana is actually a type of succulent; it is a very typical succulent that loves to produce pups, and it is especially easy to grow, with quite strong cold resistance. The soil needs a mix of well-draining granular soil + peat (ratio 4:6). For regular watering, just water thoroughly once the soil dries out, and it does not need much fertilizer. In short, it is a good-looking and low-maintenance plant.

With so many offsets on Kalanchoe daigremontiana, how do you propagate them? It is actually very simple: just cut off the offsets, let them dry for 1-2 days, and stick them directly into the soil. At the very beginning, do not put them in the sun; generally after a week you can water, and after half a month they can be in normal sunlight.

-Aloe-

Aloe really is an extremely easy plant to grow, and it especially loves to produce offsets. Growing one plant really can be divided into many pots, and the survival rate is especially high.

Aloe is best divided in the cool spring and autumn. As shown in the picture below, slowly break off each plant one by one, then plant them in soil; they are super easy to keep alive.

-Spider plant-

After a spider plant grows to a certain point, it will produce many new nodes. These can actually all be replanted and turned into new plants, so the spider plant really is a treasure, an endless treasure: easy to propagate, easy to grow, and it can also purify indoor air.

These 3 kinds of flowers are just too easy to grow

Grow them for 3-5 years and they can fill up your balcony!

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