These 3 flowers are truly tough: they stay green even without water for 30 days, and they won't die if watered every day
Growing potted flowers well comes down to controlling the amount of water and fertilizer. Compared with fertilizing potted flowers, watering green plants is even more critical. For most potted flowers, more water is not always better; rather, there is a certain technique involved, and some experience with potted plants is also needed, so that the flowers you grow can be full of vitality. In addition, you should water them on the basis of fully understanding the habits of the potted flowers. So what insights are there on watering flowers? Below, taking spider plant, pothos and pennywort as examples, I will explain how to water potted flowers.
These potted flowers stay "lush green" even without water for 30 days, and they won't die if watered every day. These 3 flowers are just "tough"
1. How to grow spider plant
Spider plant is a very cost-effective plant, famous for being easy to care for. In addition, it also has strong ornamental value and can purify the air, so it is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. But to grow spider plant well, you still need to pay attention to the following two points. First, the placement is very important; it is best to choose a ventilated spot with scattered light. Another point is watering. It likes a relatively humid environment, so water it in time to keep the soil moist. In addition, you can spray water on its leaves and the surrounding air to maintain humidity. Generally, it needs watering once every two days.
2. How to grow pennywort
Pennywort is beautiful and cute in appearance and is also relatively easy to grow. Generally, it is mostly grown hydroponically. However, it likes a humid environment, and its leaves should also be sprayed with water frequently to increase humidity. Pay attention to the water level in the bottle and make sure it is no less than one third, so as to ensure its growth. In addition, pennywort can also be grown in soil or in a soil-water mixed setup. In all cases, grasp one principle: replenish water for it in time, and it will grow vigorously and full of vitality.
3. How to grow pothos
Pothos is an utterly ordinary foliage potted plant, found in almost every flower enthusiast's home. It is evergreen, can purify the air, is easy to care for, and is economical, making it very suitable for growing at home or in the office. To make it grow lushly, it needs regular repotting and soil changing to ensure nutrition. You can choose loose and fertile nutrient soil, such as a mix of leaf mold, peat soil and manure. Although pothos likes shade, it should be given some scattered light, otherwise the leaves tend to turn yellow. Another point is watering: the amount of water must be sufficient to keep the soil moist, and you can spray water on the leaves to supplement humidity.
The 3 potted flowers above are the easiest foliage plants to grow, and they can be grown well no matter how you fuss over them. If you want to grow other green plants, money tree, Zamioculcas zamiifolia, lucky bamboo and kalanchoe are all good choices.