These 5 flowers are ones you will never regret growing; before you know it, they burst out of the pot

For every flower lover, nothing is more heartbreaking than carefully tending a plant only to have it die, and nothing more delightful than ignoring it and suddenly finding it bursting out of the pot! Today Huahua is here to round up those flowers that love to burst out of their pots~

Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora) - Orange Hibiscus

Pots and pots of orange-yellow Orange Hibiscus are satisfying enough just to look at

Orange Hibiscus is a variety of moss rose, and because of its full, vivid colours and its small, cute form, it has become a new favourite among flower lovers. The moss rose's greatest trait is that it is not afraid of sun; when other flowers wilt in the heat, the moss rose only grows more vigorous the more it is sunned. It also has a long flowering period, blooming for several months at a time.

Even more effortless is its super-strong ability to propagate; it does not take long for one pot to become many pots!

(Image source: Tahua Xing @Yutou A)

Care tips:

1. A sunny environment; avoid shade and damp as much as possible, which easily leads to poor growth.

2. Do not water too much; slightly moist soil is enough. During the rainy season, be sure to ensure good drainage at the bottom of the pot.

Viola (Viola cornuta)

The colour-diverse viola grows daintily and adorably in a flower pot

The viola originates from the Nordic region and has a very rich variety of types. We can usually see it not only in roadside green belts but also on the dining table. With rich colours and miniature blooms, the viola is both beautiful and tasty as a garnish.

Care tips:

1. The viola likes light; the more light, the more branching. However, it does not much affect its growth in shady spots either.

2. Huahua suggests using a well-drained, organic-rich sandy loam for planting as much as possible.

Lobelia (Lobelia erinus)

The blooms are full and vigorous, and it also has medicinal value

When the lobelia blooms, its flowers take on a puffed, round shape, and once it flowers it fills the whole pot. It is deeply loved by households, and many people also like to put it in hanging baskets and hang it up. Its distinctive blue is an important marker of the lobelia; Huahua really wishes it could plant a whole garden of it.

Care tips:

1. Under long hours of sunlight and low-temperature conditions, the lobelia blooms relatively easily.

2. Although the lobelia branches quite strongly, if you want it to fill the flower pot with blooms, be sure to pinch off the tops.

3. Choose loose, breathable soil as much as possible.

Marguerite daisy (Argyranthemum frutescens)

The marguerite daisy has the nickname "maiden flower" and bursts out of the pot with plenty of power

Summer has passed; how are everyone's marguerite daisies doing?

Now many households plant a pot of marguerite daisy in their courtyard as a potted ornamental. Its flowering period is very long, blooming from early spring all the way to autumn, and the marguerite daisy is extremely easy to keep alive; even a single piece of stem can take root.

Care tips:

1. The marguerite daisy likes cool, moist conditions and fears heat and water; it has difficulty getting through summer, so when taking cuttings, be sure to provide shade.

2. When it is blooming, be sure to water it often.

3. If you want to grow a large flower ball, be sure to pinch off the tops diligently.

Petunia (Petunia hybrida)

The petunia easily yields a pot full of flowers and is also a preferred choice for home-grown flowers

Large and numerous flowers and frequent blooming are the petunia's greatest traits. It takes about one hundred days from sowing to opening into bloom. Because it can bloom in all four seasons, many people choose the petunia to decorate their homes.

Care tips:

1. In the early stage, when it has grown to about seven leaves, pinch off the top.

2. Whether planted in the ground or in a pot, it is best to give it 12 hours of sunlight.

3. Petunias are prone to aphids, so take timely measures to repel pests.

Once these flowers start blooming, they burst out of every pot

They are sure to give flower lovers a big surprise

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